Bava Kama 51 - 57 - Responsibility of partners digging a pit in
a public domain - How transactions of pits, houses or flocks are
consummated - Limits of responsibility for damage caused by a
pit - When an ox or man push something into a pit - The
exceptional animal that falls into a pit - The laws which affect
all animal life, not just an ox - The word missing from the
first holy tablets - Working or crossbreeding two different
species of animal life - Responsibility of owner for damage
caused by the animal which he guarded - What constitutes
sufficient guarding - Responsibility for four kinds of indirect
damage - When the fence guarding the animal breaks down at night
allowing the animal to cause damage - When a guardian pays a
fine like a thief - Bava Kama 53b A man gets pushed by another
man and an ox into a pit in the public thoroughfare, causing him
physical damage. Since there are three parties responsible for
this damage – the man, the owner of the ox and the one who dug
the pit – payment for the damag