Bava Kamma 96 - A Thief Keeps Stolen Bread Through Passover (Torts)
If one stole 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 the robbery.
If one stole Chametz (leavened food) and it remained 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."
Art: Baking Bread by Helen Mary Elizabeth Allingham
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