Kitzur Shulchan Aruch, Siman 182 Part 3/3

AI summary (may contain mistakes)

What counts as using another person's things without permission? The Kitzur forbids any benefit from another's things without permission, even when sure the owner would be glad. The Kitzur goes on to damaging another's property, even with a plan to pay, and to keeping a flood out of one's own field.

Key points

• For fallen roadside fruit, the Kitzur permits it where the owner despairs, but not fruit of ketanim.
• The Kitzur allows a dam before a flood enters one's field, but not sending it out after.

In this shiur

1. 0:00Switched garments and the launderer
2. 4:43Benefit without the owner's permission
3. 6:53Household members giving to a poor man
4. 9:20Fruit fallen under a roadside tree
5. 12:47Halacha and the laws of the land
6. 15:04Damaging another's property
7. 17:42Keeping a flood out of one's field
8. 20:08Soldiers in town and the tax assessor

Topics

• Yiush
• Gezel
• Hezek