Torah Daily - Revach L'Neshama

Summary of the Daf
R. Yochanan says that if someone sells his field during the period that Yovel is in effect the buyer brings Bikurim and reads the Parshah of Bikurim. Read More

Reish Lakish says that the buyer doesn’t read the Parshah of Bikurim because he holds that a Kinyan Pe'iros is not like a Kinyan ha’Guf. Read More

If someone buys one tree together with some land the buyer brings Bikurim and reads the Parshah of Bikurim.

If someone buys two trees that are in the land of his friend he brings Bikurim, but he may not read the Parshah of Bikurim. Read More

If someone buys three trees in the land of his friend he brings Bikurim and may read the Parshah of Bikurim. Read More

Reish Lakish agrees that when Klal Yisrael first entered Eretz Yisrael if someone sells his field the buyer reads the Parshah of Bikurim. Read More

It is a Machlokes Tana’im if a person buys a field from his father and after he is Makdish it his father dies if it has a Din of a Sadeh Achuzah. Read More

R. Yochanan holds that when brothers split up an inheritance they are regarded as buyers and they must return the land to their brothers at Yovel

If R. Yochanan did not hold that a Kinyan Pe'iros is a Kinyan ha’Guf no one would read the Parshah of Bikurim unless he is only son who inherited from an only son all the way back to Yehoshua Bin Nun. Read More

A Bechor takes two portions in a field that is returned to the father’s estate at Yovel. Read More

Abaye says that a husband may litigate for the property of his wife without a Harsha’ah (power of attorney) unless the dispute is regarding the fruit as well.

For property that was damaged Idiyos (the best property) is collected, a Ba'al Chov collects from Be'inonus (medium quality) and a Kesuvah is collected from Ziboris (poor quality)

R. Me'ir says that a Kesuvah is collected from Be'inonus.

It is forbidden to collect from Meshubadim (property that was sold) if Bnei Chorin (unsold property) is available even if it is Ziboris.

When collecting from orphans one may only collect Ziboris.

When a stolen property is taken from the buyer of the Gazlan he may not collect for the improvements that he made and the fruit of the land from Meshubadim.

The food that is owed to a wife or to the daughters may not be collected from Meshubadim.

Someone who finds a lost object doesn’t swear because of a Tikun ha’Olam.

R. Yishma’el holds that a person who is damaged collects a field that is equal to the best field of the Nizak (the person who was damaged).

R. Akiva holds that he collect the best field of the Mazik (the person who caused the damage) and it is a Kal v’Chomer that this also applies to Hekdesh.

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