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SUMMARY
1. Rav and Shmuel argue about whether the Halachah follows the opinion of Rebbi Akiva or of the Chachamim regarding the nature of a seller. 2. Even though Rav Huna was a disciple of Rav, he told Rav Nachman that the law follows Shmuel. 3. A house is generally sold without its movable parts. 4. Rebbi Meir argues that even the movable parts of a house are presumed to be included in the sale of the house. 5. The Gemara discusses the law of pipes that become attached to a Mikvah.
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A BIT MORE
1. Rav: The law follows the Chachamim. Shmuel: The law follows Rebbi Akiva. 2. Rav Huna explained to Rav Nachman that the law follows "you and Shmuel (your Rebbi), as you are in a place where there are many judges." Rav Nachman therefore was able to learn how to judge accurately, and perhaps he even saw the many judges ruling in such a case). 3. However, if the seller says, "I am selling you the house and everything in it," he includes all of the movable parts in the sale. 4. Similarly, regarding a vineyard, Rebbi Meir says that all of the tools normally used for the vineyard are included in the sale. 5. If a pipe was made into a pipe before it was attached to a Mikvah, it can cause the Mikvah to become invalid, as the water running through it is deemed to be Mayim She'uvim, water drawn through a vessel (and such water invalidates a Mikvah). However, if a block of material was attached to a Mikvah and then made into a pipe, it is considered part of the ground, and water running through it does not invalidate a Mikvah.
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