Damage caused indirectly by one's action - Tz'rorot צרורות

Paying half/all of the damage for such a case: Bava Kama 3b, 17a

As a Law Spoken to Moshe at Sinai, the payment of half-damages for this indirectly caused harm is considered like regular payment and not a fine: Ketuvot 41b; Bava Kama 15b

Payment can/can't exceed the value of the damaging animal: Bava Kama 3b

Responsiblity in Public/Private Property: Bava Kama 3b, 17a

Liability for Indirect-Results as an Off-Shoot of Trampling: Bava Kama 3b

Liability for Indirect Results as an Off-shoot of Goring: Bava Kama 17a

Where an animal broke a vessel, and fragments of that vessel broke another vessel: Bava Kama 17a

Damage caused by a pail dangling from a rooster's neck: Bava Kama 17a

Damage caused by pebbles kicked up by a rooster: Bava Kama 17a

Damage to an object, caused by a rooster/horse/donkey making a loud noise: Kiddushin 24b

Damage caused by frightening a person suddenly: Kiddushin 24b



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