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Bava Basra Daf 69
(speaks in foreign language) The first though you're on the daft, the definition of stones and reeds for the needs of the field or the vineyard. The mission is a verm that are needed for the field or sold. In bubble they explain the means, stones that weigh down the harvested grain to keep it in place. Ula says stones that are set up to be a fence around the field. The remark explains this according to Machleikus Tanayim, on da Feynhres, if accessories are sold or worn with the vineyard. Remair who holds they are, holds that the stones which were prepared for weighing down the grain or sold, even if they're not yet placed on the field. The button who disagree only includes stones which were placed. In Ula's case of the stones for a fence, according to our mayor would include any stones which were prepared, even if they weren't arranged, according to their bonon, only if they were arranged. The conan that are needed for a vineyard are smooth reeds which hold up the vines, according to their mayor, they're sold once they were sanded down, according to their bonon, only after they were stood in place. The second second's are gonna daft someone who sells Aravidicli or other expressions. Someone who sells the field automatically includes his trees. If he says Aravidicli, he means he sold two palm trees in addition to the land. So if he has two palm trees, he should give it to them. If not, he has to buy. If he has palm trees that someone has a sheep in on, he has to be paid to them. If he said Aravidicli, and he sold the land that doesn't have palm trees, it's a mechatos. If he said Aravidicli, he meant the land that's right to grow palm trees. The third slicker on the daft, a sale which excludes a specific tree or Ilani. If the seller says I'm selling you besides for a specific palm tree, if that's a good palm tree, then he only meant to keep that one. If it's a bad palm tree, then he meant to exclude all the other palm trees. If he sold the land excluding his trees, if the land has regular trees, those trees are excluded. If the land only has palm trees, the palm trees are excluded. If there's only vines, they're excluded. If there are trees and vines or trees and palm trees, only the trees are excluded. If there are palm trees and vines, the vines are excluded. RAV says any tree that's tall enough that you need a rope to take off its fruit is excluded. But the Anigayla say any tree which has not been back by the Axis plow. The gamma explains that RAVAs are referring to palm trees and that the Anigayla we're referring to regular trees. Zugaflava baslava samartes, the first zugya on the daaf, the definition of stones and reeds for the needs of fields or vineyards. The second zugya, one who sells RAVadikli or other expressions. The third zugya, a sale which excludes a specific tree or Ilani. The same for a baslava samartes is soot, chimini sweep. The chimini sweep who used his brush to dust off the stones, arranged for building a fence, which were included in the sale of a field that were standing in between the field and two extra palm trees, included in the sale by the sellers saying RAVadikli held all from cutting the branches of a tree to make a new brush since it was excluded from the sale by the sellers saying la varme de cloplanya. Soot reminds of the samartes. The stones that were arranged for building a fence reminds of the first zugya on the daaf, the definition of stones that are needed for a field. The two extra palm trees that were included in the sale reminds of the second zugya on the daaf, one who sells RAVadikli. And the truth was excluded from the sale reminds of the third zugya on the daaf If a cellar excludes a specific tree, we're Elani from his sale.
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