Daf Yomi

Bava Kamma 67 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-01-08 A thief acquires an item through a change in name. Ulla's view - ye'ush doesn't result in the thief acquiring the item. Multiple payments are specific to an ox and sheep.

Bava Kamma 66 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-01-07 A physical change to a stolen item causes the thief to acquire it. If the owner of a stolen item despairs of retrieving it- what is the effect thereof? The significance of a change of name.

Bava Kamma 65 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-01-06 A thief pays the principal according to its value when he stole it; and he pays double and the four- and fivefold payment according to its value at the time of appearance in court. Active destruction constitutes a new act of theft, payment according to new value. A significant physical change in a thief's possession.

Bava Kamma 64 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-01-05 Alternative derivations of paying double. One who admits to liability for a fine, and then witnesses came and testified as much, is exempt from the double amount. A thief pays double even without swearing.

Bava Kamma 63 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-01-04 Obligation of paying double for stolen items is learned from the verse. A guardian of an object who falsely claims the item was lost versus claiming it was stolen.

Bava Kamma 62 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-01-03 Being aware of the contents of a container. Chanukah lights in the public domain. The rule of double payment for a thief is more inclusive than the rule of fourfold of fivefold payment.

Bava Kamma 61 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-01-02 King David's questions. The exemption of fire which crosses barriers. Hidden items burned by fire.

Bava Kamma 60 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-01-01 Why the verse mentions various items regarding a fire. What to do during a plague. The righteous are punished first.

Bava Kamma 59 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-12-31 Assessing damage to undeveloped grain based on the field’s current value or harvest time value. Assessing the future weakening of something.

Bava Kamma 58 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-12-30 Damage caused by an animal falling into a garden. Value of damage is assessed in a greater context.

Bava Kamma 57 : Marc Chipkin : 2023-12-29 What type of guardian is the finder of a lost object? Returning a lost item without the owner’s knowledge. One who volunteers to pay for a rented cow which was stolen from him.

Bava Kamma 56 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-12-28 Different cases whereby a person is not liable in human court but liable in Heaven. Taking control of an animal not through action.

Bava Kamma 55 : Marc Chipkin : 2023-12-27 Two versions of the 10 commandments. Kilayim of sea creatures, and a wagon pulled together by a goat and fish. Sufficient guarding with regard to a sheep.

Bava Kamma 54 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-12-26 The source for animals being damaged in a pit. Are animals assumed to look where they walk. The inclusion of all animals in the liability of a pit, and many other laws.

Bava Kamma 53 : Marc Chipkin : 2023-12-25 An ox falling into a pit forwards or backwards. Collecting damages from multiple people. A person, an ox and a pit all causing damage.

Bava Kamma 52 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-12-24 The first partner of a pit left it covered and the second found it uncovered. A cover strong enough for oxen but not for camels, was weakened by camels and oxen fell in. A cover vulnerable to camels, but instead became wormy from within.

Bava Kamma 51 : Marc Chipkin : 2023-12-23 Fatal impact from a pit less than ten tefachim deep. Multiple people involved in digging a pit. When a pit of two partners becomes the second one’s responsibility.

Bava Kamma 50 : Marc Chipkin : 2023-12-22 Definition of a pit and where it has to be to make one liable for damages. Nechunya, the well digger’s daughter and son. The air of the pit and the damage it causes.

Bava Kamma 49 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-12-21 Assessing the damages when when a person struck a pregnant woman and caused a miscarriage. What the wife of a deceased convert acquires. The status of collateral of a deceased convert.

Bava Kamma 48 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-12-20 A woman going to bake in her friend's house. An ox falling into a well. The payment of kofer when an ox kills a person in a pit.

Bava Kamma 47 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-12-19 If a potter brought his pots into a homeowner’s courtyard without permission, and the homeowner’s animal damaged the pots, he is exempt from paying, and if the animal was harmed by the pots, the potter is liable. An animal causing damage to itself.

Bava Kamma 46 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-12-18 If an ox gored a cow and its fetus was found dead at its side- how is the damage evaluated?

Bava Kamma 45 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-12-17 A guardian returning an ox after it is condemned to death. Different levels of guarding for a tam and a mu'ad.

Bava Kamma 44 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-12-16 An ox was rubbing itself against a wall, and it collapsed onto a person and killed him. An ox which intended to kill an animal and killed a person is exempt from being stoned. Having the same owner at the the time of death as well as the time of sentencing the ox to death.

Bava Kamma 43 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-12-15 In which case do a woman's heirs inherit the payment for damages. The payment of kofer is connected to the killing of the animal. If damages are paid for unintentionally killing by fire.