[If] one rented a house to another, and it collapsed, he is required to provide him with a house. [If] it was small, he may not make it large; [if it was] large, he may not make it small; [if it was] one, he may not make it two; [if it was] two, he may not make it one; [and] he may not decrease the [number of] windows, nor may he add to them —- except by common agreement.

[If] one leases a field from another —- where it is customary to cut [the crops], he must cut; to uproot, he must uproot; to plow afterwards, he must plow; all according to local practice. Just as they share the grain, so they share the stubble and the straw; just as they share the wine, so they share the branches and the canes; and both of them provide the canes.