Today's Mishnah Yomi
Bava Basra 1:3 - 1:4
The Mishnah Yomi for Thursday, November 7, 2024 is Bava Basra 1:3 - 1:4
Mishnah 1
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Mishnayos Bava Basra Perek 1 Mishnah 3
בבא בתרא פרק א׳ משנה ג׳
Bartenura
אין מחייבין אותו. דהא לא אהני ליה מידי, שעדיין קרקע שלו פתוחה. אבל אם גדר את הרביעית, דהשתא ודאי אהני ליה, מחייבין אותו לשלם מחצה דמי קנים בזול. אבל לא חצי יציאותיו, דאמר ליה לדידי סגי לי במחיצה של קנים ואי אפשי ביציאה של גדר אבנים:
מגלגלין עליו את הכל. מחצית יציאותיו כפי מה שגדר. והיינו דאיכא בין תנא קמא לרבי יוסי. והלכה כר״י. ואין צריך לומר אם הניקף הוא שגדר רוח רביעית, דגלי דעתיה דניחא ליה במה שגדר חבירו, שמגלגלין עליו את הכל ומשלם לחבירו חצי יציאותיו:
Mishnah 2
Mishnayos Bava Basra Perek 1 Mishnah 4
בבא בתרא פרק א׳ משנה ד׳
Bartenura
כותל חצר – of partners.
עד ארבע אמות – for with this, it is sufficient for him for proof of damages.
בחזקת שנתן – when this one claims half the outlay, and the other one says, I have already given my portion, he is believed, until the claimant brings witnesses who claimed that he had not given. For this judgment is revealed to all that the obligation is upon him to assist him for he would not have built it on his own but rather, he would bring him to the Jewish court.
סמך לו כותל אחר – after he built the first [wall] a great deal higher than four cubits (i.e. a cubit = 22.08 inches or 56.1 cm.), and he did not want to assist him in raising it higher, he built another wall opposite this wall in order to put cover it with boughs and to place a roof from wall to wall, even though he did not as yet place upon it a roof, we make him bear the expenses for everything, for he has revealed his intention that it is pleasing to him for the raising of this one.
בחזקת שלא נתן – if the first person came and made a claim against him to judgment after he built his other wall placing it near the first wall. And he said to him (i.e., his partner): “Give your part for what I raised it.” But the other responded: “I gave my part.” But he is not believed other than with witnesses, for this judgment was not visible to all, and until the Jewish court made him liable, he would not have given.
כותל חצר. של שותפין:
עד ארבע אמות. דבהכי סגי ליה להיזק ראיה:
בחזקת שנתן. כשזה תובעו חצי היציאה וזה אומר כבר נתתי חלקי, נאמן, עד שיביא התובע עדים שתבעו ולא נתן. דמשפט זה גלוי לכל שחובה עליו לסייעו ולא היה זה בונהו משלו אלא היה מביאו לבית דין:
סמך לו כותל אחר. לאחר שבנה האחד למעלה מארבע אמות הרבה ולא רצה לסייעו בהגבהתו, סמך השני כותל אחר כנגד כותל זה כדי לסכך ולתת תקרה מכותל לכותל, אע״פ שלא נתן עליו עדיין התקרה, מגלגלין עליו את הכל. דגלי דעתיה דניחא ליה בהגבהה דהאיך:
בחזקת שלא נתן. אם בא הראשון ותבעו לדין לאחר שסמך את כתלו לכותל ראשון, ואומר לו תן חלקך במה שהגבהתי אותו, וזה אומר נתתי חלקי, אינו נאמן אלא בעדים. שאין משפט זה גלוי, ועד שחייבוהו ב״ד אינו עשוי ליתן:
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אין מחייבין אותו – for it doesn’t benefit him at all, for his land is still open. But, if he (i.e., the other partner) fenced in the fourth side, for now, it absolutely benefits him, we require him to pay one-half the cost of the purchase at the cheapest rate. But not half of his outlay, for he says to him: For me it is enough for me with a partition of reeds, and I don’t need an outlay of a stone fence.”
מגלגלין עליו את הכל – one-half of his outlay according to what he fenced in. And there is the difference between the first Tanna/teacher and Rabbi Yosi. And the Halakha is according to Rabbi Yosi. And we don’t have to say if he himself is the one who fenced in the fourth side, for he revealed his intention that he is pleased with what his fellow fenced in that we make him bear the expenses for the fencing in of everything, and he pays his fellow half of his outlays.