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Tractate Bava Metziah: (literally “the middle gate”) The second Talmudic tractate in the order of Nashim (the section dealing with laws of torts), which discusses civil matters such as property law, interest loans, and obligations in safeguarding entrusted property as well as lost property that was found
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