Yesterday we learned that if you borrow or hire something, you are not allowed to let other people use it, without explicit permission from the original owner.
Money is different. You may lend out money that you borrowed, since the lender does not expect you to return the same coins and bills.
However, if you are expected to return those same bills and coins, then you may not lend them to others.
For example, if they are collector's items, or they are tied up and you are safeguarding them - not using them as a loan - them you may not let others use them.
Source: Kitzur Shulchan Aruch 188:1
- Danny
Monday, 17 Marchesvan 5775
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Monday, November 10, 2014
Halocho #1456 - Lending out borrowed money
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