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 The people in the generation of Achav were idol worshippers. When they
went out to war they were always victorious because there were no
Ba'alei Lashon Hara among them. - Devarim Rabba 5:6 -
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| Bava Kama 8 |
Summary of the Daf
If the Mazik owns Idiyos and Ziboris the Nizak collects from Idiyos and the Ba’al Chov and the Kesuvah is collected from Ziboris
If he owns Be’inonus and Ziboris the Nizak and Ba’al Chov collect from Be’inonus and the Kesuvah is collected from Ziboris. Read More
Ula says that Min ha'Torah a Ba’al Chov collects from Ziboris, however the Rabanan decreed that a Chov is collected from Be’inonus so that the door will not be locked on potential borrowers.
If a person owes money for Nezikin, a Chov and a Kesuvah and he sells all of his property to one person or to three people at the same time the Nizak collects from Idiyos, the Ba’al Chov from Be’inonus and the woman for the Kesuvah collects from Ziboris.
If he sold one property after the other to three different people all of his creditors collect from the last property to be sold and if it is not sufficient for all of them they collect from the next to last property to be sold. Read More
If he sold one property after another to the same person if the last property that was sold was Ziboris they all collect from Ziboris.
If he sold one property after another to the same person and the last property to be sold was Idiyos they all collect the property they would have collected from the debtor. Read More
Anyone who is not interested in a decree of the Chachamim that was instituted for his good, such as the decree that a woman is supported by her husband in return for her handiwork, may forgo the decree. Read More
If a person owes money for Nezikin, a Chov and a Kesuvah and he sells all of his property to one person and the Idiyos was sold last, if the buyer sold the Be’inonus and Ziboris all of the Chovos are collected from the Idiyos. Read More
If the buyer sold the Idiyos and kept the Be’inonus and Ziboris for himself, the Chov and Kesuvah is collected from the Be’inonus and Ziboris that remains in the hands of the first buyer. Read More
If Re’uven sold all of his properties to Shimon and Shimon sold the Be’inonus to Levi the Ba’al Chov has the choice to collect the Be’inonus from Levi or the Ziboris from Shimon. Read More
If Shimon sold the Idiyos and Ziboris to Levi the Ba’al Chov collects from the Be’inonus that remained in the hands of Shinon.
If Shimon sold one Be’inonus to Levi but he still has another Be’inonus that he bought from Re’uven the Ba’al Chov may only collect from the Be’inonus in the hands of Shimon and he may not collect from the Be’inonus in the hands of Levi. Read More
If Re’uven sold a field to Shimon with a guarantee and the Ba’al Chov of Re’uven attempts to take the field from Shimon, Re’uven has the right to make a claim in an attempt to keep the field in the hands of Shimon. Read More
Some say that even if Re’uven sold the field to Shimon without a guarantee Re’uven has the right to make a claim because he can say that I don’t want that he will have a grievance against me.
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