Court's Evaluation of Property [for Collection]

Discovery of a Bill of Evaluation

Repayment of Loans

Evaluating a Sanctified Field

Evaluating a Person's Value for a Temple Donation

Redemption of Sanctified Property

Time limit for when the evaluation & transfer may be reversed: Bava Metzia 16b, 35a

Reversing an evaluation if a secondary evaluation is performed by a larger court: Temurah 27b

Number of judges necessary for a credible evaluation: Temurah 27b

Time when the recipient of the evaluated property may eat the fruit of the property: Bava Metzia 35b

Returning the evaluation, as a principle of Fair Dealings, if circumstances change: Bava Metzia 35a

Court-authored Bill requiring a debtor to deliver a specific property: Bava Metzia 16b

Payment of property is technically not mandated, but is done because of the requirement of fair dealings: Bava Metzia 16b

Returning the evaluated property to the holder of a debt on the original holder of the debt for whom the evaluation was done: Bava Metzia 35a

Returning the evaluated property to the buyer of an item from the holder of the debt for whom the evaluation was done: Bava Metzia 35a

Returning the evaluated property to the inheritor of an item from the holder of the debt for whom the evaluation was done: Bava Metzia 35a

Returning the evaluated property to the gift-recipient of an item from the holder of the debt for whom the evaluation was done: Bava Metzia 35a

Returning the evaluated property to the husband of the holder of the debt for whom the evaluation was done: Bava Metzia 35a

Evaluation an object charged to a guardian, where it must be sold due to its deterioration: Bava Metzia 38a

Liability for lending on interest begins from the moment one evaluates the borrower's property for a lien: Bava Metzia 62a



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