Din Torah definition

Din Torah means an arbitration hearing.
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Examples of Din Torah in a sentence

  • The arbitrators may base their decision on Din Torah, compromise, statutory or common law or any other authority they see fit.

  • Should the Bais Din fail to provide the Psak Din within the allotted timeframe, the parties shall be entitled to a refund of all Bais Din fees related to that Din Torah hearing, such refund subject to the approval of the Board of Directors or Rabbinic Board.

  • Bais Din need not hold any further hearings to enable the new Dayanim to hear the case firsthand; rather, the new Dayanim may base their decision(s) on existing recordings or transcripts of the Din Torah proceedings and the evidence to date, as well as oral report(s) of the original panel of Dayanim.

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