If one sold an animal and it grew old and weak while in the robber's possession, he pays its cash value as at the time of the robbery.

If one stole a coin and it cracked, or fruits and they rotted, or wine and it soured – he pays the value as at the time of robbery.

If one stole Chametz (leavened food) and it remain in the robber's possession throughout Passover – which rendered it prohibited for all benefit – the robber can say to the original owner, “Behold, what is yours I right here before you, take it back as is.”