What exactly is bought, when an Eved is bought: Kiddushin 6b
Whether, when dealing with legal consequences of acquiring an Eved, we need to be concerned that the master may find a blemish [Simpon] which will retroactively nullify the sale: Kiddushin 11a
Validity of acquisition, if the money paid is such a small amount as to make "partial payment" of the sum [by the eved, for freedom] impossible: Kiddushin 12a
Considering ownership of an Eved to be equivalent to ownership of Land, or of Movable Items [regarding transactions and responsibilities]: Bava Kama 11b-12b
Application of Laws Governing Profit to sale of an Eved: Bava Kama 14b
Whether avadim can be bought with transfer of money, without transporting the actual eved: Kiddushin 10b, 22b; Bava Kama 14b
Whether an Eved can be acquired via a Bill: Kiddushin 22b
Whether an Eved can be acquired via putting him to work, and how: Kiddushin 22b
Whether an Eved can be acquired via Exchange of Items [Chalipin]: Kiddushin 22b
Whether an Eved can be acquired via "pulling" him, and how this could be done: Kiddushin 22b
Whether an Eved can be acquired via Calling him, if he comes: Kiddushin 22b
Whether a female eved may be acquired via [abnormal] Intercourse: Kiddushin 10b, 22b
Liability of the Master for an Eved's damage to others: Bava Kama 4a
Collecting an Eved as payment for a debt: Bava Kama 11b-12a
Using an Eved as backing for a Bill forgoing the Sabbatical cancellation of a debt: Bava Kama 12a
Collecting an Eved for a debt, if he was sold after being Liened for a debt: Bava Kama 11b-12a
Collecting an Eved as payment for a father's debt, from the Inheritors: Bava Kama 11b-12a
Above case, where the eved was liened for the debt: Bava Kama 11b-12a Acquiring Movable Items with the act which acquires an Eved: Bava Kama 12a-b
Whether a woman may acquire an eved [a matter of tzniut: Bava Metzia 71a
an Eved's Financial Status
His power of acquisition: Megillah 16a; Kiddushin 22b, 23a, 23b
If an Eved finds an object, it goes to the Master: Bava Metzia 12a
Giving an Eved money on the specific condition that his master owns no portion of it: Kiddushin 23b
