More on the dispute between Rav and Shmuel – on whether the seller owes the buyer the value of the error in the event that the merchandise sold was not as it should have been. Also, the saga of fighting camels – where the original owner might be liable for the loss of one of them. Plus, the question of the application of the concepts of “rov” and “chazakah” in establishing whether there was an error in the sale. Also, does the seller of defunct seeds need to pay for the loss of the seeds, or also pay for all the expenses that went into planting the seeds?
Note: We had some technical difficulties with the recording of this episode and apologize for the choppiness at the end of the recording.

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