[If] according to two [witnesses] one stole and —- according to one witness or by his own confession —- he slaughtered or sold, he pays the twofold payment, but he does not pay the fourfold or fivefold payment.  [If] one stole and slaughtered on the Sabbath; stole and slaughtered for idolatry; stole from his father, and his father died, and afterward he slaughtered or sold; stole and consecrated and afterward slaughtered or sold —- he pays the twofold payment, but he does not pay the four-fold or fivefold payment.  R' Shimon says: [For] consecrated animals for which he is responsible, he pays the fourfold or fivefold payment; [for] those for which he is not responsible, he is exempt.

[If] he sold it except for one-hundredth of it, or if he had joint ownership in it; [if] he slaughtered [it] and it became disquali-fied; [if] he pierced its nostrils or tore out the throat organs —- he pays the twofold payment, but he does not pay the fourfold or fivefold payment.  [If] one stole in the owners' premises and slaughtered or sold outside their premises, or if he stole outside their premises and slaughtered or sold within their premises, or if he stole and slaughtered or sold outside their premises —- he pays the fourfold or fivefold payment. But [if] he stole and slaughtered or sold in their premises, he is exempt.