Bava Kamma 15 : Marc Chipkin : 2023-11-17 Source that women are included in the laws of damages. The half damages payment for when a tam animal damages- is it monetary restitution or a fine? The prohibition of keeping dangerous items in one's house.

Bava Kamma 14 : Marc Chipkin : 2023-11-16 Different permutations of a jointly owned courtyard. Assigning various rights to people in a courtyard. Only land can be collected from orphans.

Bava Kamma 13 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-11-15 A bechor, ma'aser and shelamim offering and how they differ. An ownerless animal that damaged. The status of a jointly owned courtyard.

Bava Kamma 12 : Marc Chipkin: 2023-11-14 Are slaves considered equivalent to land or movables? One would be liable for damaging kodshim kalim.

Bava Kamma 11 : Marc Chipkin : 2023-11-13 Evaluating a carcass for a thief or robber. An amniotic sac which emerges over two days. Is a guardian who transfers responsibility over to another guardian responsible for damages?

Bava Kamma 10 : Marc Chipkin : 2023-11-12 Causing a portion of damage yet being liable for all the damage. Leaning on someone is considered your force. The owner of the killed animal must deal with the carcass.

Bava Kamma 9 : Marc Chipkin : 2023-11-11 If brothers who divide an estate are like heirs or purchasers. Regarding beautification of a mitzvah, one must spend up to a third of the cost of the mitzvah itself. Leaving an ox or pit vs. leaving a fire to be watched by a mentally incompetent person.

Bava Kamma 8 : Marc Chipkin : 2023-11-10 Further discussion about relative vs objective valuation of land. One buyer of 3 grades of land is able to direct claimants to a particular quality of land. The obligations of a second buyer- does he acquire all the rights of the first buyer?

Bava Kamma 7 : Marc Chipkin : 2023-11-09 Compensation with land vs other assets. Receiving maaser ani where one’s property has decreased in value. Is valuation of land relative or objective?

Bava Kamma 6 : Marc Chipkin : 2023-11-08 The "common characteristic" mentioned in the mishna- 4 answers. He shall pay “his” best field or “his” best vineyard- do we look at the perspective of the damager or the injured party?