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In order to effect a requirement of Tevilat Kelim, the utensils must be purchased in a manner that parallels the episode of the war with Midyan. As such, borrowed or rented kelim do not require Tevilah, but a stolen one does. The status Keli left by a goy as a collateral is unresolved, and most Rishonim conclude Safek DeOraita leChumra, and a Beracha should not be recited. The Acharonim point out will not apply to glass which is already only obligated on a rabbinical level. If the goy has already abandoned it, Tevilah is required with a Beracha (if one did not immerse it beforehand), but if he is definitely returning for it, we assume it is still a Safek.
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