Error in Deposit Causing Damage
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Question
Hello, I wanted to ask the rabbi: I worked at a certain place for one day, and the employer deposited an amount larger than a day's work into my account. As a result, a grant that was supposed to come from the national insurance did not come because they saw a large amount was deposited into my account. The question is whether I need to return the money or not.
Answer
Hello,
I understand that the question is whether the employer should compensate for the damage caused by the larger deposit.
It is difficult to obligate the employer.
Source
See Netivot 183 and Pitchei Teshuva Choshen Mishpat 44.
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