The second section analyses the presumption of "chazakah". Chazakah is the presumption that in case of doubt one may assume that the physical or legal status of the object (or person) in question remains constant. At this point the focus is on "Chezkat Ha'Guf" - that the physical status of the object remains unchanged - and "Chezkat Mammon" - that we assume that an object belongs to its current possessor unless otherwise proven. The relative strengths of these two "Chazakot" are compared and contrasted. Also the importance of the strength of each parties claim is analysed - in a case where one party is doubtful of his claim then a "chazakah" may not decide the case.