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Tractate Bava Kama contains ten chapters and one hundred and eighteen pages. It is the first gate among the three tractates dealing with laws between man and his fellow man (which were later collected in Shulchan Aruch section Choshen Mishpat). The tractate deals with laws of damages, theft, and robbery. | Tractate Bava Kama contains ten chapters and one hundred and eighteen pages. It is the first gate among the three tractates dealing with laws between man and his fellow man (which were later collected in Shulchan Aruch section Choshen Mishpat). The tractate deals with laws of damages, theft, and robbery. | ||
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When the Rebbe Rayatz related this story, one of those present noted that there is another opinion that Maveh refers to a person, to which the Rebbe Rayatz responded: "We don't need a greater Mazik than man!" | When the Rebbe Rayatz related this story, one of those present noted that there is another opinion that Maveh refers to a person, to which the Rebbe Rayatz responded: "We don't need a greater Mazik than man!" | ||
== Nichsei Melog == | ==== Nichsei Melog ==== | ||
Nichsei Melog are properties of a married woman, which according to the laws of the Kesubah, the husband consumes the produce of the properties, while the principal belongs to the wife. | Nichsei Melog are properties of a married woman, which according to the laws of the Kesubah, the husband consumes the produce of the properties, while the principal belongs to the wife. | ||