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This passage explores the requirement that a judge obtain proper authorization before rendering decisions in monetary cases, and examines the distinction between textual learning and true Torah mastery through discipleship under a sage. The sources trace both the Talmudic basis and the Maimonidean codification of judicial appointment, while also addressing R. Elazar's principle that one who studies scripture without serving Torah scholars lacks genuine Torah knowledge.
לישקול רשותא מבי ריש גלותא
