Related for Bava Kamma 156:25
בעי רב פפא גנבה קטעה ומכרה מהו מי אמרינן מאי דגנב הא לא זבין או דלמא מה דזבין הא לא שייר תיקו:
— Said R. Nahman: This offers no difficulty, as the former statement deals with a partner stealing from [the animals belonging to him and] his fellow — partner, whereas the latter states the law where a partner stole from outsiders.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Where there is liability. ');"><sup>21</sup></span>
Tosefta Bava Kamma
4. One who stole and afterwards cooked, one who stole and afterwards sold, one who stole and afterwards exchanged, one who stole and afterwards made sacred, one who stole and afterwards gave as a gift, one who stole and afterwards gave as credit, one who stole and afterwards paid one's debt, one who stole and afterwards gave as engagement gifts to the house of one's in-laws - [all those cases] pay four and five times.
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Tosefta Bava Kamma
4. One who stole and afterwards cooked, one who stole and afterwards sold, one who stole and afterwards exchanged, one who stole and afterwards made sacred, one who stole and afterwards gave as a gift, one who stole and afterwards gave as credit, one who stole and afterwards paid one's debt, one who stole and afterwards gave as engagement gifts to the house of one's in-laws - [all those cases] pay four and five times.
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