The Severity of Avos Nezikin and Their Toldos

The Av Nezikin of Keren

The Avos HaNezikin

Heizek She'eino Nikar — Imperceptible Damage

Assessing by the Mazik or by the Nizak

Spending Lavishly for a Mitzvah

Apotiki — Designated Collateral

Avadim K'Karka'os — Slaves Compared to Land

Kodashim That Caused Damage

The Domain of the Nizak and the Mazik

Modeh B'Knas — Admitting to a Fine

The Torah Equates Woman and Man

Palga Nizka Knasa — Half-Damages as a Fine

Raising a Dog at Home

Domesticated Wild Animals

Talmud Gadol or Ma'aseh Gadol — Study vs. Action

Chatzi Nezek Tzeroros — Half-Damages for Pebbles

Dayo — A Kal V'Chomer Cannot Exceed Its Source

Living in Another's Courtyard Without Consent

The Assessment of Tam and Mu'ad

Payments for Pain (Tza'ar)

Adam Mu'ad L'Olam — Man Is Always Liable

Taking Justice Into One's Own Hands

A Path Claimed by the Public

Ones — The Torah Exempts the Coerced

Who Wishes to Be Pious — Fulfill the Laws of Damages

Running With Permission

Dina D'Garmi — Liability for Indirect Damage

Depreciation and Appreciation of the Carcass

All Who Act Destructively Are Exempt

Disputed Money Is Divided

Greater Is One Who Is Commanded and Fulfills

The Conversion of the Kusim

The Guardian of Orphans' Property

Shibuda D'Rabbi Nosson

Laws of Reverence for Torah Scholars

A Husband's Inheritance of His Wife

Doubt in Capital Matters Is Judged Leniently

Laws of the Borrower and Renter

Do Not Place Blood in Your House

A Mistaken Transaction

Indirect Causation in Damages

Acquisition Through One's Courtyard

A Pit in Private Property

Measure for Measure

Retroactive Designation (Bereirah)

Damage to Vessels in a Pit

The Shabbos Rest of One's Animal

The Interpretation of Dreams

Exempt in Human Courts, Liable in the Heavenly Court

The Guardian of a Lost Object

A Minor in Theft, Damages, and Commerce

The Righteous Who Suffer

Conduct in Times of Plague

Saving Oneself With Another's Money

The Parameters of the Public Domain

Concealed Items Damaged by Fire

Double Payment

Acquisition Through Change

Acquisition Through Ye'ush (Part II)

One Who Steals From a Thief

Ma'aser as Divine Property

Writing a Harsha'ah for Movables and Land

Shechitah From Beginning to End

The Conspiring Witness (Eid Zomem)

Contradiction as the Start of Hazamah

Partially Invalidated Testimony Is Entirely Void

An Unfit Shechitah

Tumah of Foods

Redemption of a Firstborn Donkey

A Fetus as Part of Its Mother

Acquisition Through Meshichah

Raising Small Livestock in Eretz Yisrael

The Enactments of Ezra

The Physician's License to Heal

Payment for Embarrassment (Boshes)

The Blind Person's Obligation in Mitzvos

Payment for Lost Wages (Sheves)

Ownership of Produce Rights (Kinyan Peiros)

A Witness Becoming a Judge, and a Judge a Witness

Assessment of Damages

One Who Injures Himself

The Prohibition of Wanton Destruction

Seeking Forgiveness From One's Fellow

A Mitzvah Enabled by a Transgression

The Enactment for Penitents

Restitution as at the Time of Theft

A Craftsman's Acquisition Through Improvement

Paying Wages on the Same Day

Rules of Halachic Ruling in the Mishnah

An Agent Appointed Before Witnesses

The Torah Oath

Ben Pekuah

One Does Not Act Brazenly Before His Creditor

The Oath of Custodians

Theft From a Convert

Priestly Gifts

One Who Distresses or Defies the Court's Agent

The Law of the Land Is Binding

"I Was Only Fooling You"

Saving Oneself with Another's Property

Purchasing from a Robber