Commandment 350 assesses the monetary value placed on the future labour of a human being.

Commandment 351 forbids the exchange of an animal for others once the first one has been designated as sacred.

Commandment 352 declares that the animal intended as the exchange also becomes subject to the restrictions of animals designated for a sacred purpose.

Commandments 353, 354 and 355 deal with the respective monetary values of animals, houses, or fields when they have become subject to a vow to the Temple treasury, such value to be determined by the priest.

Commandment 356 stipulates that animals designated as an offering of one sort must not be re-designated as a different type of offering.

Commandment 357 stipulates that when someone declares certain of his properties as חרם the property goes to the priests.

Commandments 358 and 359 disallow the sale or redemption of lands declared as חרם.

Commandments 360 and 361 stipulate the annual tithing of the new-born animals, and forbid the owner to sell these new born animals prior to determination if they are the ones that serve as the tithe.