Treatment of Discovered Objects

Using the Item to produce money for its own upkeep: Bava Metzia 28b

How long one must take care of various animals before selling them: Bava Metzia 28b

Where the item requires upkeep and doesn't produce anything: Bava Metzia 28b

Using the money for one's self [temporarily] and responsibility for the money: Bava Metzia 28b-29b

Selling some of the item/items for the upkeep of the rest: Bava Metzia 28b

Use of coins which are the lost "item" themselves: Bava Metzia 29b

Use of Holy books which are the lost items: Bava Metzia 29b

Use of clothing or vessels: Bava Metzia 29b, 30a

Use of Phylacteries: Bava Metzia 29b

Use of a Torah Scroll, in specific ways: Bava Metzia 29b

Responsibility for the money for which the object is sold, if one did/didn't use the money: Bava Metzia 29a

Whether the guardian of a discovered object is considered a Paid/Un-Paid Guardian, or a Borrower: Bava Metzia 29a-b, 82a-b

Is a lender considered a paid guardian, or an unpaid guardian, like the guardian of a lost object, for the collateral he holds: Bava Metzia 82a-b

Culpability for Damage: Pesachim 26b, Ketuvot 18a

Leaving the Object out, for one's own gain or for that of the Object: Pesachim 26b, Bava Metzia 30a

Leaving it out with guests present; fears of theft or the Evil Eye of Jealousy: Pesachim 26b, Bava Metzia 30a

Unrolling a Scroll for its benefit: Bava Metzia 29b

Guarding vessels or clothing: Bava Metzia 29b, 30a



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