Tractate Bava Batra

This four-part Talmud series will present a Talmudic perspective on principles related to inheritance, including the rights of the firstborn, and the types of properties eligible to be passed on to children—as discussed in the eighth chapter of tractate B...

This Talmud course is an in-depth analysis of the various methods of acquisition used for real-estate property—as discussed in the third chapter of tractate Bava Batra.

This Talmud course is an in-depth analysis of 'Migo', a Talmudic principle often used by the court to give a claimant the right to validate a claim—as discussed in the third chapter of tractate Bava Batra.

This three-part Talmud series will present a Talmudic perspective on real estate, ownership, trust and proof—as discussed in the third chapter of tractate Bava Batra.

This Talmud course will be exploring and analyzing the tenth chapter of tractate Bava Batra, which focuses on the principles of ‘Shibud’, loans and debts collections, and the court procedures for adjudicating them.

This Talmud course will be exploring and analyzing the first chapter of tractate Bava Batra, which focuses on the rights of privacy, the types of properties protected by privacy laws, the duties and requirements of neighbors, and the court procedures for ...

This Talmud course is an in-depth analysis of the various methods of acquisition used for real-estate property. In this class we learn various principles and methods for the act of acquisition (kinyan) to transfer ownership for real estate property.

This Talmud course is an in-depth analysis of the various methods of acquisition used for real-estate property. In this class we learn various principles related to the kinyan (act of acquisition) to transfer ownership for real estate.

This Talmud course is an in-depth analysis of the various methods of acquisition used for real-estate property. In this class we explore two different categories of ‘chazaka’ to prove or establish ownership, with its rules and exceptions.

This Talmud class explores the Talmudic principle of 'Migo', a logic often employed by the court to ascertain the veracity of a claim. The Talmud presented a court case involving a dispute over real-estate property, where only one witness was produced to ...