If someone loses/leaves something on the shul premises, does it become the property of the shul? (apologies that last 10 seconds got cut off and finishing words were, "If the owners don't come to pick up their seforim within 30 days, they become the property of the shul)

To give guidance and advice in life to others, one must have overcome obstacles in their own life. We learn this from Moshe.

When a seller uses a certain word in a business deal and the buyer believes that the sale includes other items based on that word, Whose side do we follow?

The mechanics of kinyan meshicha/pulling and how to sell chametz to a gentile before Pesach

The seven chuppot of every tzaddik in olam haba and why one of them will be made of fire

The tales of Rabbah Bar Bar Chanah with Rav Kook's commentary Part II

Tales of Rabbah bar bar Chana in Rav Kook's commentary Part I

The special law of the ancestral land

A gift is given b'ayin yafeh

What kind of defense claim is a court allowed to make on behalf of orphans who are being brought to court on behalf of their father?