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Baba Batra 62 | Daf Hayomi Shiur by Rav Elisha Abib

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Rav Elisha Abib

A Daf Hayomi shiur on Baba Batra 62 delivered by Rav Elisha Abib, under the guidance of Rav Israel Abib.

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We start at the first line, at the end of the line. Here, we're talking about someone who sold their field. When they sell their field, let's not forget, to sell a field, you have to define exactly where the field is located on the plain. How can we define and specify exactly where it is located? This field is called the boundaries of the field, which are the neighbors all around. which are the neighbors all around. So what does he do? He says, "There you are, to the east, the Deimon field, to the north, the Leamp de Leamp de." That's how we're going to recognize the field, the way to locate the field. Now, what happened? He tells him a long boundary, a short field boundary. For For example, to the west, he gives him the boundary which is 100 amotes, and to the east, opposite, he describes it as 50 amotes. Here the big question arises: is the field he acquired a square field that is 100 amotes to the east and also to the west? Square or rectangle, it doesn't matter, but I mean that there are There's no difference between the length to the east and the length to the west, whether they're the same length despite him only defining 50 amotes, or not. Let's put it 50 amotes, or not. Let's put it another way: perhaps he only wants to sell him the 50 amotes to the west and, parallel to them, also 50 amotes out of the 100 to the east, or something else entirely. Perhaps it's diagonally from the 100 to the 50. In this CASL, there's only the small field, meaning the 50 amotes to the west and also to the east, even though he had

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  1. 0:03We start at the first line, at the end of the line. Here, we're talking about
  2. 2:36why don't you say diagonally? Say that Lesot of the West is the entire field to
  3. 5:10Amot. MAV iMon, if now the sold field is surrounded by four fields, it has Rouven
  4. 7:44the diagonals. That is to say, you now draw a line from the northeast corner to
  5. 10:20corners is that over there, he didn't widen the corners; he didn't give him the lengths
  6. 13:26entire field, it's because it can be done to sell it, it's like a Sonon, in
  7. 16:06Lamara he defined the three borders but the 4th he didn't define it Ravid he acquires
  8. 18:44defined to the west and goes to the end of the field, and what is not
  9. 21:21cabins but a row of palm trees that do form cabins, does it not acquire it?
  10. 23:56it Vitissa, so we've learned that in one way or the other, we have a version

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