Time Commitment in a Standing Order

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Question

He pledged a donation to charity through a standing order without setting a time limit. After how long can he cancel it?

Answer

Generally, a person's donation through a standing order is assumed to be for 12 months, and therefore, he can only cancel it after this period. Even if a year has passed and he himself extended the standing order, it is considered a new vow for another year, and he can cancel it only after a year has passed.

Source

Shulchan Aruch, Choshen Mishpat, Siman 60

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