These final סעיפים briefly mention three related procedural questions, but the שולחן ערוך refers them to other סימנים where they are discussed in detail.

This section explains how the halachic principles of legal expenses are applied in contemporary batei din, where litigation costs can be substantial.

This section discusses how בית דין determines the amount of expenses a סרבן must reimburse: whether proof is required, whether בית דין may estimate the costs, and whether the claimant may collect by oath.

This section discusses several practical details in the מפרשים regarding when a סרבן must reimburse the claimant’s litigation expenses.

This section explains the ruling of the שולחן ערוך and רמ״א regarding when a losing party must reimburse the other side’s legal expenses.

This section explains the opinion of the מרדכי (Mordechai) regarding litigation expenses, especially where one party caused the other to travel to בית דין for no purpose.

This section discusses whether a defendant who refuses to appear before בית דין must reimburse the claimant for expenses incurred in pursuing the case through secular courts.

This section discusses whether a borrower or defendant must reimburse expenses that he caused the claimant to incur in collecting a debt or bringing the matter before בית דין.

This section explains the Rosh’s distinction between ordinary litigation expenses, which are generally not reimbursed, and expenses caused by a party’s refusal to appear before בית דין.

This section introduces the halachic question of whether a successful litigant can recover legal expenses incurred in bringing or defending a claim before בית דין.