04-28-2009, 08:11 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-28-2009, 08:14 AM by Director Michael.)
Yes and no. The topics, situations and moral principles of Torah-based Jewish civil (i.e. business) law (not to be confused with secular business law!) are applicable to non-Jews, as guidelines and lessons that are important to learn. However, many of the details of the Jewish laws (judicial procedures of the Beis Din court, resolving lawsuits, imposed fines and penalties, etc.), are different from the Noahide Code.
It is allowed for a Gentile society to choose to set up their business laws as a parallel to the Torah-based Jewish business laws in most areas, if the population agrees.
It is allowed for a Gentile society to choose to set up their business laws as a parallel to the Torah-based Jewish business laws in most areas, if the population agrees.