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We end our daf with a new Mishna. It teaches about what should be done if a seller contradicts himself in his contract. He might say that he is selling a plot of land that was precisely measured with a rope, more or less. The "more or less" nullifies his earlier statement about a precise measure. To correct this error, there must be at least a quarter-kav per se'a surplus.
Apropos land contracts we explore the world of manorialism and how it compared with feudalism both ending under the hegemony of the crown.