Tractate Bava Kamma

The Masechet Baba Kama is the first tractate of the Seder Nezikin.
The Baba Kama gemara is the study of laws relating to the general aspects and specific orders of tort liability without criminal intent. As well as criminal damage, whether it be theft, violence or burglary
The Baba Kama tractate is a gemara which contains 10 chapters.

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Bava Kamma – Chapter 1

The Gemara of chapter 1 (daf 2a to 17a) discusses the four primary categories of damage, and the definition of a typical damage (av nezikin).

Bava Kamma – Chapter 2

The Gemara of chapter 2 (daf 17a to 27a) addresses damage caused by an animal's foot while walking, and its definitions.

Bava Kamma – Chapter 3

The Gemara of chapter 3 (daf 27a to 36a) expands on one who leaves an obstacle in a public place.

Bava Kamma – Chapter 4

The Gemara of chapter 4 (daf 36a to 46a) discusses the ox that gores repeatedly compared with the ox that gores for the first time.

Bava Kamma – Chapter 5

The Gemara of chapter 5 (daf 46a to 55b) addresses the ox that gores another species, and various cases.

Bava Kamma – Chapter 6

The Gemara of chapter 6 (daf 55b to 62b) discusses one who lets livestock graze in another's field, and liability for damage caused by fire.

Bava Kamma – Chapter 7

The Gemara of chapter 7 (daf 62b to 83b) addresses combinations of several damage scenarios.

Bava Kamma – Chapter 8

The Gemara of chapter 8 (daf 83b to 93a) discusses personal injury and the five categories of compensation associated with it.

Bava Kamma – Chapter 9

The Gemara of chapter 9 (daf 93a to 111b) addresses one who steals wood or takes items while altering their form.

Bava Kamma – Chapter 10

The Gemara of chapter 10 (daf 111b to 119b) discusses one who steals and then feeds others with the stolen item, and the compensation owed for theft.