All communal and individual sacrifices require libation offerings, except for the bechor-offering, the maaser-offering, the pesach-offering, the chatas-offering, and the asham-offering. However, the chatas-offering of a metzora and his asham-offering do require libation offerings.

No communal offerings require leaning, except the bull which comes for any of the commandments and the he-goat designated to be sent [to Azazel]. R’ Shimon says: Even the he-goats for idolatry. All offerings of individuals require leaning, except for the bechor-offering, the maaseroffering, and the pesach-offering. An heir performs leaning, and brings libations, and makes a temurah exchange.

All must perform leaning, except for a deaf-mute, an imbecile, a minor, a blind man, a non-Jew, a slave, an agent, and a woman. Leaning is [considered] a remainder of the precept; [it is done] on the head, with two hands. In the place where the leaning is performed [the animal] is slaughtered, and the leaning immediately precedes the slaughtering.

There is stringency to [the rite of] leaning over [the rite of] waving, and stringency to [the rite of] waving over [the rite of] leaning. One may perform waving on behalf of all the fellow [owners] but one may not lean on behalf of all the fellow [owners]. The stringency of waving [is] that waving applies [both] to individual and communal offerings; while living and when slaughtered; with living matter and with non-living matter; which is not the case with leaning.