What are the laws regarding an ox owned by a child, a deaf-mute or a shoteh? A guardian is appointed so that the ox can become a shor muad. If the ox becomes muad, does the guardian pay or the child/deaf-mute, shoteh? Once a guardian is appointed, if the ox gores, is the animal liable to damages as a shor tam? Or is the guardian established only to create a shor muad, a forewarned ox?

Bava Kamma 40 - December 12, 29 Kislev

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