Vow Without Intention
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Question
Regarding the continuation of the previous question, in the end, the brother claimed that he did not really intend to make a vow (I will note that perhaps he said this because his brother asked him many times for their mother to annul the vow or to tell me if he really intended to vow). What is the ruling, can this be relied upon?
Answer
Hello,
If he says he did not make a vow, one can rely on him.
[I did not understand the matter you mentioned about 'the mother annulling the vow', a mother cannot annul her son's vow].