Rabbi Zweig's Shiurim

Bor: Liability Distinctions Between Nezikin and Misah, and the Concept of Tashlumin

Why is one liable for all injury damages from a bor kol shu (less than 10 tefachim) but exempt from death? The shiur develops that nezikim liability requires paying for actual damage caused, while misah liability is fundamentally different—it requires replacing the entire animal. A bor kol shu creates responsibility for injuries but isn't sufficient for the replacement obligation that death entails.