Can a Professional Demand Payment for Unsolicited Work

tells us in this week's parasha that Moshe Rabbeinu said to HaKadosh Baruch Hu, ,, don't turn to that .

This is what the Paschal says.

I didn't take one from them.

So the is, well, why should he take from them? A guy works for yeshiva, he gets paid by the yeshiva.

He says, I brought them on, but I didn't take anything.

So you see, and you saw it from the Medrash, that there's a music of an understanding that a player, in certain refanen, has a right to be paid.

And therefore Moshe Abedin was coming to HaKadosh Baruch Hu and saying that even though I should have been paid, and my car at least should have been a company car, but my saw, I didn't take it.

That was the time that he was saying.

And what this really touches on, and like to take the job in a different direction is the musig that when a person works as a payo there's a musig of a minute that there's certain things that are understood and could be even if they're not spoken out that this is the way it should be.

Now where I would like to take this is into a little bit of a different sugil which is not really discussed in any pasha so we'll pull it out of this.

What happens when there is no contract? very similar to Murshid al-Bainu at the Maqam.

There is no contract.

And someone goes and he does something.

And the question is, is he entitled to payment for those services that he was provided unsolicited? Now you can have two kinds of unsolicited.