[If] one deposits a cask with another, and its owner had not designated a place for it, and he moved it, and it broke —- if it broke from his hand [then if he had moved it] for his benefit, he is liable; for its benefit, he is exempt. If it broke after he put it down —- whether [he had moved it] for his benefit or for its benefit, he is exempt.  [If] the owner had designated a place for it, and he moved it, and it broke —- whether from his hand or whether after he put it down —- [if he had moved it] for his benefit, he is liable; for its benefit, he is exempt.

[If] one deposits money with another [and] he tied it up and slung it behind him, or gave it over to his minor son or daughter, and locked [the door] before them inadequately, he is liable, since he did not watch as shomrim do. But if he watched as shomrim do, he is exempt.