If there is a disagreement among the judges, the majority is followed but what is written in the court verdict? Does it mention that there was a disagreement and if so, are the judges who disagreed mentioned by name? Do the two witnesses need to see the event they are testifying against together? What if they both corroborate the same facts (i.e. the person took out a loan of a particular amount from the same person) but they were talking about 2 separate instances? Do the two witnesses need to testify together in the court or can they appear in court separately? Both of these issues are subjects of debate. According to whom do we hold and is the halacha different in the first argument if the issue of land or movable property?
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