If one enters a store and gets injured by the store owner (e.g. a carpenter’s studio and gets injured as the carpenter is working, is the carpenter obligated in the 4 damages and if he accidentally kills him, does he need to go to a refuge city? Does it depend on whether he entered with permission or not? Would it be the same if he went to his employer’s house to get paid and was attacked by an animal? What else may it depend upon? How do we calculate damages in a case where 2 animals attacked each other or two people to a person and an animal? If a shor tam attacks, since the owner needs to pay up to the value of his animal that damaged, does that mean that his ox is designated payment for the loan or not. There is an argument about this between Rabbi Akiva and Rabbi Yishmael and the ramifications of this argument are discussed and carious sources are brought to try to see whose opinion they fit in with.
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