חלק ד

Items Placed Willfully

דרך הנחה ואבידה מדעת

Begins March 25, 2029 · provisional

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If Someone is Not Careful with his Own Item, do I Have an Obligation to Return it to Him?

A man has a private jar of coffee, which he keeps in shul. One day, I see him taking a cup of coffee and leaving his jar on the counter. I know that other people will assume it is there for the public and will take some. Do I have an obligation of hashavas aveidah to put away the coffee for him? Am I permitted to take some for myself?

Is There an Obligation of Hashavas Aveidah on an Item Lost by a Child?

In my development, there are many scooters, coats, toys, etc., which were obviously dropped by children. Do I have to pick up and return all of these lost items?

If I Find money in a Store, Do I Have to Return it to the Storeowner?

I was in a supermarket and found $10 in front of the customer service counter. I picked it up, saw that there was no siman , and was about to take it for myself. The storeowner saw me pick it up and said that it belongs to him since it was found on his property. Do I have to give it to him?

What Can a Shul or Mikvah do About the Many Aveidos Left on The Premises?

What can a shul or mikvah do if it finds itself overloaded with aveidos that people left there?

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