Tractate Bava Kamma
Mishnah Bava Kamma, the thirty-first tractate and first of Seder Nezikin, governs damages caused by a person, an animal, or property. It has 10 chapters and 79 mishnayot.
Bava Kamma - Chapter 1 The four primary categories of damage, and the definition of a typical damage (av nezikin).
Bava Kamma - Chapter 2 Damage caused by an animal's foot while walking, and its definitions.
Bava Kamma - Chapter 3 One who leaves an obstacle in a public place.
Bava Kamma - Chapter 4 The ox that gores repeatedly compared with the ox that gores for the first time.
Bava Kamma - Chapter 5 The ox that gores another species, and various cases.
Bava Kamma - Chapter 6 One who lets livestock graze in another's field, and liability for damage caused by fire.
Bava Kamma - Chapter 7 Combinations of several damage scenarios.
Bava Kamma - Chapter 8 Personal injury and the five categories of compensation associated with it.
Bava Kamma - Chapter 9 One who steals wood or takes items while altering their form.
Bava Kamma - Chapter 10 One who steals and then feeds others with the stolen item, and the compensation owed for theft.
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