Chap 4, Mishna 10

When is one suspect re sabbatical year and when suspect re tithes?
How should we treat converts?
If one is suspect re one matter suspect re the entire Torah?
Who does “but the rabbis say” refer to?
What are the issues associated with chaver status?
What did chaverim mean in this context?
If a convert is suspected of violating Torah law, is he considered to be a Jew or gentile?
What if convert agrees to accept all Torah laws except one?
What about if it’s one rabbinical decree he refuses to accept?
What if a Kohen or Levi refuses to accept one of his obligations?
When is one considered trustworthy re ritual purity?
Until one is he accepted as a chaver?
Is it a problem if beis Hillel is more stringent?
How does one accept status of chaver?
How many chaverim must be present when a new chaver is accepted?
Who can and can’t be a chaver?
If a chaver dies do his wife and kids retain chaver status?
What if someone is suspected of selling fake techeiles?
Do we assume someone is honest until he’s proven to be a fraud?
What if wife/daughter of am haaretz later marries a chaver?
What about a slave owned by am haaretz who is later purchased by chaver?
What if am haaretz takes upon himself responsibilities of chaver?
What if he later retracts publicly? What if he retracts privately?
What does retract mean?
What if a chaver later became a tax collector?
Can he then be accepted back as chaver if he resigns position as tax collector?
Can one inspect his own bechor for blemishes?
Can one inspect his own animal tithes?
How many people are needed to permit a bechor to be slaughtered?
Can vows be annulled by a single expert or does it need to be three people?

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