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Bava Basra 27

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Rabbi Oster Gemara Shiur

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begin to the 10 lines up from the bottom of the the here is continuing from what it spoke about before a person that's planting a tree near his friend's property and the mishna says that you have to distance your tree because the roots extend into his property and could ruin his property so in relation to this thear brings how this applies regarding the mitvah if you have a tree in your property but it's near the border of property but it's near the border of your friend's property and it's closer than 160 into your friend's property G so then you're stealing the roots that are extending into your friend's property and they're taking nourishment from his from his Earth so you're stealing from him and therefore so from this tree you can't bring you can't do theah why not so's opinion is because in thek when it says the MIT of it says thek when it says the MIT of it says that the have to be brought from your land has to be yours over here it's taking nourishment from your friend brings a from that the reason is because Anya cannot be brought as any kind of carbon the that are brought in the bik because there's aspect OFA here so it can't be brought as a carbon or as how does know this basically what thear understands right now is is saying that every tree takes nourishment with The Roots 16 amus all around and around

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  1. 0:01begin to the 10 lines up from the bottom of the the here is continuing from
  2. 3:35can be plowing in the entire basa for the benefit of these trees so these trees
  3. 7:14specific the truth is that the roots extend less okay so says how could he say
  4. 10:50he's saying only 16 that if it'll extend into someone else's property just 16 you'll be
  5. 14:32the from and here it spells out very clearly you have a tiny piece of the
  6. 18:13border of Isel everybody will agree that you're going to be totally Potter even though the
  7. 21:52about a tree that's near the border of your neighbor's property and it's within you take
  8. 25:26a you can cut it off all the way up not only What's blocking your plow
  9. 29:02going to have to keep on cutting it again so who is the that says when
  10. 32:41is less why would he not require to be higher up like the shear of the

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