Hilchot Shecheinim

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Hilchot Shecheinim is the section of Maimonides’ Mishneh Torah that codifies Jewish civil law governing the rights and responsibilities between neighbors, such as property boundaries, damages, and shared spaces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jewish legal code
section of Mishneh Torah
author Maimonides
Rabbi Moses ben Maimon
linked to: Maimonides
basedOn Babylonian Talmud
linked to: Talmud Bavli

Geonic responsa
Jerusalem Talmud
linked to: Talmud Yerushalmi
canonicalStatus major halakhic source
codifies Talmudic civil law principles
Talmudic laws about neighbors
field Jewish civil law
genre halakhic code
includedIn Sefer Nezikim
linked to: Sefer Nezikin
influenced Arbaah Turim
linked to: Arba’ah Turim

Shulchan Aruch
later halakhic codes
language Hebrew
legalDomain damages law
laws of neighbors
neighbor law
property law
partOf Mishneh Torah
partOfSeries Mishneh Torah – Sefer Nezikim
placeOfComposition Egypt
religiousLawSystem Halakha
religiousMovement Rabbinic Judaism
religiousTradition Judaism
subject damages between neighbors
division of jointly owned property
easements and rights of way
noise and nuisance
obligations in shared courtyards
obligations in shared fields
obligations in shared wells
privacy between neighbors
property boundaries
responsibilities between neighbors
rights between neighbors
rights to light and air
shared spaces
use of courtyards
use of walls and fences
timePeriod 12th century
titleLanguage Hebrew
titleMeaning Laws of Neighbors
usedBy rabbinic courts
usedFor adjudicating disputes between neighbors

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Sefer Nezikin hasPart Hilchot Shecheinim