TMI Z49.11.2. Thief breaks foot climbing wall to rob.

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Parker. How They Killed the Great-Bellied Tambi
Banerji. King Habachandra

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Z49.11.2. Thief breaks foot climbing wall to rob. Suit against owner for dangerous wall.

KASHMIR Knowles Proverbs 222 (online at Hathi)

TMI Z49.11. Who is guilty of the accident?

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Banerji. King Habachandra

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Z49.11. Who is guilty of the accident? One person blames another who blames another, etc.

Additional information:
GANGES VALLEY Shyama-Shankar 155f. [online at Internet Archive]
U.P. Mirzapur: NQ III. no. 454 [online at Hathi]
MADRAS Natesa Sastri Folk-Tales 343ff [online at Hathi]
CEYLON.
Sinhalese: Goonetilleke, Wm. Orientalist I 191f. [online at Google Books]
Sinhalese: Lewis Orientalist I. 190f. [online at Google Books]

TMI Z49.2 Cumulative pursuit.

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No examples at this site yet.

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Z49.2 [Taylor 2038] Cumulative pursuit. Boys get help. One of them injures the helper. Pursued. Hidden by kind hen. One injures the hen. Hen pursues, etc.

Jamaican: Beckwith [online at Sacred Texts]

TMI Z47.1 Series of trick exchanges by fox

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Dracott. The Rabbit and the Barber

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Z47.1 Series of trick exchanges: razor-pot-bride-drum by tricky fox. Fox sings formula of exchanges.

BENGAL
Devi, S. 55f.;  [Internet Archive]
Chatterji 67-72; Sen 22f.;  [not online?]
Bradley-Birt 188f. [Internet Archive]
BOMBAY
Marathi: Dexter 70-76 No. 26. [not online]
MADRAS
Natesa Sastri Folklore 182ff;  [different page? Internet Archive]
Natesa Sastri Ind. Antiq. XVI 31f. No. 14 [at Hathi]
Tamil: Kingscote 188f. [at Gutenberg]

TMI Z43.4. Fly frightens snake

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Steere. Goso, The Teacher

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Z43.4. Fly frightens snake; snake frightens rats, rats frighten monkey, etc.

Africa:
Cameroon Mansfield 228 [can't find online]
Fang Tessman 79 ff. [online at Hathi; German only]
Duala Lederbogen Marchen 124 [online at Hathi; German only]

TMI Z33.4.2. The singing wolf.

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No examples at this site yet.

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Z33.4.2. The singing wolf. By his singing the wolf compels the old man to surrender his cattle, his children and grandchildren, and finally his wife. The old woman goes in the wolf's service. She returns home bringing butter, etc.

additional information:

Lithuanian: Balys Index No. 162

Russian: Andrejev No. 162.. Волк No 49 [179] Жил старик со старухой; у них было пять овец, шестой жеребец, седьмая телка. Пришел к ним волк и стал петь песню:

   Жил жилец,
   На кустике дворец;
   У него пять овец,
   Шестой жеребец,
   Седьмая телка.
   Старуха и говорит старику: "Ох, какая песня-то славная! Старик, дай ему овечку". Старик дал ему, волк съел и опять пришел с этой же песнию, и ходил с нею до тех пор, пока не поел овец, жеребца, телку и старуху. Остался один старик; волк пришел и к нему с этой песнию. Старик взял кочергу и ну ею возить[180] волка. Волк убежал и с тех пор к старику ни ногой; а старик остался, горемычный, один горе мыкать.

TMI Z39.9. Series of things acquired by mouse.

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Crooke/Rouse. Little Miss Mouse and her Friends

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Z39.9. Series of things acquired by mouse. "You cannot have this but you may have that instead," etc. Clod fish cakes kid goat drum girl. Girl kills mouse accidentally.

additional information:
U.P. Mirzapur: NQ III no. 19 [Hathi; this is Crooke/Rouse's source]

TMI Z32.5 Mourning about the dead ass

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Crooke/Rouse. The Farmer's Ass

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Z32.5 Mourning about the dead ass (Tulsi Das): from washerman to the queen. "But who is Tulsi Das?" The report is traced back to the washerman, who says: He was my ass."

additional:
U.P. Mirzapur: NQ III No. 104 [Hathi]