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Topics covered:Chapter 7, Mishna 1How does the exegetical principle of generalization-detail-generalization apply to the list of animals and objects that trigger the double payment when stolen? Opening song: Moshe Storch leads Hallel at Beis Medrash Hancock Park Our best content …
Topics covered:Chapter 6, Mishna 7, 8 Chapter 7, Mishna 1Do we apply Rabbi Yehuda’s principle – that one is liable for fire damage to concealed items – to valuable concealed in a safe? Liability of a camel owner for a …
Topics covered:Chapter 6, Mishna 5, 6, 7When is a person liable for kindling a fire that spreads and damages the property of another? Factors: distance, barriers in between, type of fire, type of property damaged, accessibility to the property damaged, …
Topics covered:Chapter 6, Mishna 3, 4If someone starts a cooking fire, and a wind comes along and spreads it into a damaging fire, is he liable? Why does the Torah specify four examples of fires spreading and causing damage, when …
Topics covered:Chapter 6, Mishna 1, 2, 3What if animal ate produce from one of several garden beds but we don’t know quality of produce? How is vineyard’s worth calculated? What about a date palm? How did shoes in Talmudic times …
Topics covered:Chapter 6, Mishna 1Who is liable if animal falls into someone’s garden and injures produce? Does owner of animal have to pay for benefit animal receives? If one repels a lion from entering another person’s property, can he then …
Topics covered:Chapter 6, Mishna 1Rav Yosef and Rabba – with an assist from Abaye – argue whether one who finds a lost object (and is holding it until he gets a chance to return it) bears the level of responsibility …
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