Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Siman 182 Part 2/3

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

Using or taking what belongs to someone else turns on the owner's permission and knowledge. The Kitzur moves from swapped garments and a friend's orchard to household minhag and fruit fallen on the road.

Key points

• The Kitzur lets a wife give tzedakah only a davar muat, measured by both spouses' means.
• The Kitzur lets one dam a flood before it enters his field, not push it out afterward.
• Bribing the tax collector to shift tax onto others makes one, in the Kitzur, a damager and informer.

In this shiur

1. 0:00Swapped garments and the laundry
2. 4:47Using things without permission
3. 6:53Household members and a wife giving
4. 9:20Fruit fallen on the road
5. 12:53Following the law of the land
6. 15:05Damaging another's property
7. 17:47Diverting a flood from one's field
8. 20:14Soldiers and the tax collector

Topics

• Yiush
• Hezek
• Tzedakah