Exodus 21:33-36

The Voice

³³ If someone uncovers an old pit or digs a new pit and leaves it uncovered, and an ox or a donkey falls into it, ³⁴ then the person who owns the pit will be held responsible and must compensate the owner for the full cost of the animal; but the dead animal at the bottom of the pit belongs to the man who owns it.

³⁵ If a person’s bull injures another’s bull and it dies, then together they must sell the living bull and split the money equally; they must also divide the dead bull equally. ³⁶ Now if the bull already has a reputation for goring and the owner has not confined it, then the owner of the living bull must pay a healthy bull for the dead one, but he may keep the dead bull for himself.