Testimony Allowing a Woman to [Re-]Marry

Establishing Lineage for Marriage

Signs for Identifying a Dead Husband

Rabbinic Enactments Preventing Wife Abuse / Abandonment

If Two say she was married, and Two say she wasn't: Ketuvot 22b

Above case, with One witness on either side: Ketuvot 23a

Testimony of "We never saw it," where they live in the same yard: Ketuvot 23a

Assuming Marriage is/isn't normally publicized: Ketuvot 23a

Using Hearsay testimony: Shabbat 145a-b

Relying on one witness: Niddah 8a

If Two say he died and Two say he is alive: Ketuvot 22b

Above case, if the 2nd set come after the court allows her to marry: Ketuvot 23a

First case, but with One Witness on either side: Ketuvot 22b

Power of an Individual Witness: Ketuvot 22b, 23b

If the Witnesses say he divorced her today: Ketuvot 22b

List of 5 relatives who are invalid for this testimony: Gittin 23b-24a

By Cases of the Husband's Death only, because of inability to contradict him if he is alive: Ketuvot 22b

Two say she was divorced and Two say she wasn't: Ketuvot 22b-23a

Above case, if court allows her to marry before the 2nd set comes: Ketuvot 23a

First case, but with One Witness on either side: Ketuvot 22b-23a

Credibility of a woman with and without Witnesses backing her: Ketuvot 22b

If the Witnesses say he divorced her today: Ketuvot 22b

Credibility to say she lost her Bill of Divorce: Ketuvot 22b

"We never saw it," where they live in the same yard: Ketuvot 23a

Assuming there would (not) be publicity to a Divorce: Ketuvot 23a



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