Daf Yomi

Bava Kamma 101 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-02-11 Paying for the lesser of the improvement in the item and the expense thereof. Dying a garment with orlah fruit. Is wood is subject to shemittah sanctity?

Bava Kamma 100 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-02-10 Going beyond the letter of the law. Judging the law of “garmi,” -obligating payment for certain cases of indirectly caused damage. A dyer who improperly dyes wool given to him.

Bava Kamma 99 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-02-09 Delaying a laborers wages. How a craftsman earns his fee. Experts who make a mistake.

Bava Kamma 98 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-02-08 Throwing someone's coin into the sea yet being exempt. Destroying anothers loan document. Damage that is not apparent.

Bava Kamma 97 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-02-07 One who seizes someone’s slave and uses him for work. A cracked vs disqualified coin. A loan with payment fixed on a coin, and the coin is disqualified, or added to.

Bava Kamma 96 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-02-06 If one stole something and improved it and then sold it he gets the benefit of the improvement. What is defined as a permanent change, and what is reversible?

Bava Kamma 95 : Marc Chipkin: 2024-02-05 Various opinions as to whether a robber returns the shearings and offspring of a stolen animal. Does the robber have the right to improvements he made?

Bava Kamma 94 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-02-04 Certain opinions that hold that an item which underwent a change in the robbers possession is not acquired. Should one accept the repayment of illegally obtained money? Should children return interest that their late father acquired illegally?

Bava Kamma 93 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-02-03 Requesting judgement from Heaven on someone else results in you being judged first. An ordinary person's curse shouldn't be light in your eyes. A robber who changes an item pays the value as of the time of stealing it.

Bava Kamma 92 : Marc Chipkin : 2024-02-02 Even after paying for injury, one must request forgiveness. If you pray for someone else and you need that yourself you will be answered first. People of similar characters stick together.