Bava Batra

— There,  the Rabbis have made a provision which is convenient for the seller  and [also] for the buyer. It was stated:  [In the case where two] brothers divided [an inherited estate between them], and a creditor [of their father] came and distrained the share of one of them, Rab said: The division is cancelled;  Samuel said: He  has forfeited his claim;  and R. Assi said: He  takes a quarter  either in land or in money. Rab said that the division was to be cancelled, because he holds the opinion that brothers, even after having divided [their father's estate between them, remain] co-heirs.  Samuel said that he [whose share was seized] forfeited his claim, because he holds the opinion that brothers, after having divided [their father's estate between them], stand to each other in the relationship of vendees, each being in the position of a purchaser without a warranty [of indemnity].  R. Assi is in doubt whether they still remain co-heirs or stand in the relationship of vendees; he [whose share was seized] takes, therefore, a quarter  either in land or in money. R. Papa said: The law in all [the cases dealt with in] these traditions is that [a portion, or portions must be] relinquished.  Amemar said: The [original] division is cancelled. And the law [is that the original] division is cancelled. Our Rabbis taught: [In the case where] three [experts] went  down [to the estate of male orphans] to assess it,  [and] one values [the estate] at a maneh  and the two value [it] at two hundred zuz, [or if] one values it at two hundred zuz and the two value it at a maneh,  the one, being in the minority, is overruled.  [If] one values [the estate] at a maneh, one at twenty [sela'],  and one at thirty [sela'], it is to be adjudged at a maneh. R. Eliezer b. R. Zadok, said: It is to be adjudged at ninety [zuz]. Others said: [The difference]  between them is calculated and divided by three.  He who said, 'It is to be adjudged at a maneh', [adopts the] middle course.  R. Eliezer b. R. Zadok, [who] said, 'It is to be adjudged at ninety', is of the opinion [that] the land