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Damages between Neighbors
SECTION 1
Lesson 1: Placing a ziz and making a chazaka on it
Lesson 2: Placing a ziz and making a chazaka on it
Lesson 3: The Halachos of placing a ziz, drain spout and gutter
Lesson 4: The laws of a roof owner and yard owner concerning building a gutter or drain spout.
Lesson 5: The laws of pouring rainwater from a roof, and the law of raising a drain spout
Lesson 6: Where does the water go, and the laws of a chazaka for a ladder and wall
Lesson 7: A chazaka on putting beams into a neighbor’s wall
Lesson 8: More concerning a chazaka on putting beams into a neighbor’s wall
Lesson 9: Conclusion of Laws of Chazaka of inserting beams
Lesson 10: Making an entrance from a house to another yard, and laws of adding a room or story
Lesson 11: Adding new occupants to one’s house and visual trespass as it pertains to building a window that faces opposite a neighbor’s window or into his yard
Lesson 12: Opening a window opposite a window or an entrance opposite an entrance in various situations
Lesson 13: Windows facing windows — Rulings of the Shulchan Aruch and Rama
Lesson 14: A change in the form of a door or opening
Lesson 15: Opening a large or small window and a window made for illumination opposite a neighbor’s yard
Lesson 16: More on making a window that faces a neighbor’s yard
Lesson 17: Making a window that faces a neighbor’s yard and if the wall collapses
Lesson 18: A chazaka on a window
Lesson 19: Making a window that faces a public domain or neighbor’s yard, whether it is used or a Churva
Lesson 20: Making windows that faces a neighbor’s property but presently cause no damage
SECTION 2
Lesson 21: Making a window that faces a neighbor’s property but for the time being does not damage him, and also opening a window onto the yard of only one partner
Lesson 22: The laws of a Jew who buys a house from a non-Jew, is he obligated by the non-Jewish laws
Lesson 23: A chazaka when one buys from a non-Jew
Lesson 24: Sealing a window, the laws of distancing a wall from a window
Lesson 25: Various laws concerning distancing construction from a window
Lesson 26: Two brothers who inherit, one a house and the other a yard, and the laws that result from this
Lesson 27: Two brothers who inherit, one a house and the other a yard, and the laws that result from this
Lesson 28: Damage from a window facing a yard or garden
Lesson 29: Distancing various types of Tanurim (Ovens) to prevent damage
Lesson 30: Distancing a bakery, paint store (and barn) from a neighbor’s storage room
Lesson 31: Water and moisture damage, and laws of distancing damage from a wall
Lesson 32: Distancing Urine, a millstone and an oven from a wall
Lesson 33: Distancing various types of water pits and a nearby wall from a neighbor’s water pit or wall
Lesson 34: Distancing a wall from a neighbor’s wall
Lesson 35: Distancing damage that involves banging and vibrations, as well as distancing a ladder from a dovecote
Lesson 36: Distancing a wall from a drain gutter, and the required distance between two pits
Lesson 37: Distancing between water Pits, and the Damage caused by a reservoir that overflows
Lesson 38: Distancing a tree, a granary and foul odors from a city
Lesson 39: Distancing a dovecote from a city, and distancing different trees from each other
Lesson 40: Disturbances caused by a tree or its branches to a neighbor’s yard
SECTION 3
Lesson 41: Distancing the damage of a tree, and other required distances between two fields
Lesson 42: Direct and indirect Damages, and the din of a chazaka on these forms of damage
Lesson 43: A chazaka on major forms of damage such as smoke or an outhouse
Lesson 44: The damage of smoke and foul odors, and that of distancing major damages from a neighbor
Lesson 45: More concerning a chazaka on smoke-related damage and an outhouse, and upon whom the burden of proof rests
Lesson 46: Who must prove his chazaka, preventing indirect theft and the law of opening a store in a jointly-owned area
Lesson 47: Preventing a neighbor from opening a store in his home and disturbing the surrounding residents
Lesson 48: More concerning opening a store in one’s house and disturbances caused to neighbors
Lesson 49: More on chazakos on noise and space damage, and impinging on a neighbor’s trade
Lesson 50: Impinging on another’s livelihood — rulings of the Shulchan Aruch, Rama and Acharonim
Lesson 51: Continuation of laws of impinging on another’s trade
Lesson 52: Impinging on another’s trade — laws and sources
Lesson 53: Completion of the laws of impinging on a neighbor’s trade
Lesson 42: Direct and indirect Damages, and the din of a chazaka on these forms of damage
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