Acquiring one item by picking up a proxy item - Kinyan Sudar and Kinyan Chalipin

Viability of this form of transaction: Bava Metzia 11b

Do we assume a transaction is chalipin, rather than sale, if the seller does not care to verify the amount of currency or the value of the barter item being offered: Bava Metzia 46b-47a

Use of this Acquisition to acquire Prospective Benefit from an item: Bava Metzia 11b

Use of this Acquisition is considered to be acquisition appropriate for sales, not gifts: Bava Metzia 11b

Use of this acquisition to acquire movable items: Kiddushin 22b

Use of this acquisition to acquire coins: Bava Metzia 45b-47b

Use of this acquisition to acquire an Eved Ivri: Kiddushin 8a

Use of this acquisition to acquire an Eved Kenaani: Kiddushin 22b

Whether this form of acquisition will work to create the "Kiddushin" stage of marriage: Kiddushin 3a, 6b

Whether this form of acquisition will work to acquire land: Kiddushin 3a

Whose item is used, that of the buyer or the seller, for the symbolic act of kinyan chalipin: Bava Metzia 47a-b

Whether this form of acquisition requires the transfer of an item worth some minimal amount, a Perutah, or not even that: Kiddushin 3a, 13a; Bava Metzia 47a

Whether this form of acquisition requires the transfer of a complete item: Bava Metzia 47a-b

Whether this form of acquisition will work by exchanging produce [and commodities in general?]: Kiddushin 8a, 28b; Bava Metzia 45b-47b

Whether coins may be used as the Item of Transfer: Kiddushin 28a-b; Bava Metzia 45b-47b

At what point the seller becomes required to hand over his item in exchange: Kiddushin 28a-b



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