Analysis of Reb Chaim's view that there's no leniency for valid mistakes in matters of faith - with discussion of applicability to the contemporary scene

Reb Chaim explains the halacha that if the court rules erroneously that a sin is permitted and a majority violates that law, the court - not the individuals - brings the sacrifice

Reb Chaim analyzes the halachic status of the process of dividing an estate between multiple heirs

Reb Chaim analyzes the details involving the exemption of someone who is impure from Korban Pesach, and articulates two elements of the exemption

Reb Chaim analyzes the status of a Korban Pesach brought on behalf of a minor

Reb Chaim explains the Rambam's perspective in a case where the Kohen did the service of the Korban Pesach with improper intention to include peple who can't eat the meat

Reb Chaim explains the Rambam's perspective in a case where the Kohen did the service of the Korban Pesach with improper intentions

Reb Chaim argues the Temple doesn't own the sacrificial animal, the owners do, and we question how this fits in with his view of Meilah discussed previously

Reb Chaim develops the idea that the prohibition of Meilah (misusing Temple objects) is a form of financial theft

Reb Chaim analyzes whether the ashes of the Red Cow are sanctified