May the Nizak collect an aggressor ox which was sold?
No. It’s now owned by someone else.
Yes, but only half of the money that he was owed; this other Baal Chov also gets a piece.
Only from a Baal Chov who collected for a Chov that happened after the Hezek.
Even from a Baal Chov who collected for a Chov that happened before the Hezek, for he is not owed money for which he is collecting this Shor; he owns the Shor itself.
Even from a Baal Chov who collected for a Chov that happened before the Hezek, for a Nizak is a stronger level of Sheebud than a defaulted loan is.
How much can the Nizak collect from a Shor which rose in value after the attack?
Half of its value at the time of attack.
Half of the value at the time of trial.
Half of the value at the time of trial, and a quarter of the appreciation.
Half of the value at the time of payment.
Half of the value at the time of, and a quarter of the appreciation.
Which differences between R. Meir and R. Yehudah are suggested?
If the Mazik shares the loss if the carcass depreciates in value.
If the Nizak shares the loss if the carcass depreciates in value.
If the Mazik profits when the carcass appreciates in value.
Answers A and B.
Answers A and C.
When is the damage caused by a Shor more liable than if its owner would have done this damage?
When the Shor gored another Shor.
When the Shor was Mevayaish.
When the Shor wounded its master’s parent.
When the Shor broke a jar.
When the Shor maimed an Eved.
Can someone be Chayav a Chatas on Shabbos for burning?
Always, there is no reason why burning should be different than the other Melachos of Shabbos.
When he does it for a constructive purpose, such as if needs to use the ashes.
As long as he started the fire after Shabbos had already begun, and the item was consumed while it was still Shabbos.
When the Aidim especially warned him that he will be Chayav even though its Mekalkel.