Ketubah-Money Guaranteed to Wife in case of Divorce/Widowing
In this document, "Ketubah" will refer to the document guaranteeing Money to the Wife in the event of Widowing/Divorce. "Ketubah-Money" will refer to that money.
As a Biblical entity: Ketuvot 10a
As a Rabbinic institution: Ketuvot 10a, 12a-b
Writing it during the day, and signing it that night: Gittin 18a
Can't Marry without one: Ketuvot 7a
Purpose is to Prevent Ease of His Divorcing Her: Ketuvot 11a
Value
Amount for a widow: Ketuvot 10b
Amount for a widow and the connecton to the term "Almanah [Widow]": Ketuvot 10b
Amount for a virgin: Ketuvot 10b
A "virgin," in the above, refers to a woman who has never had sexual relations: Niddah 8b
For a virgin who was Fully Married: Ketuvot 11a
For the daughter of a Kohen: Ketuvot 12a-b
For a widow/divorcee from Engagement: Ketuvot 10b, Bava Metzia 17b-18a
By a Convert/Maid/Ransomed Woman converted/freed/returned under 3: Ketuvot 11a
By a Convert/Maid/Ransomed Woman converted/freed/returned under 3: Ketuvot 11b
For a woman who was slept with when under 3 years of age: Ketuvot 11a
For a woman who was slept with by a Male under 9 years of age: Ketuvot 11a-b
Sexual intercourse of a male under 9 years old does [not] make her a woman who lost virginity in an accident rather than sexually: Ketuvot 11b
Ketubah Amount For a woman who lost her virginity in an accident: Ketuvot 11a
The Amount is Equal to Value of "Mohar HaBetulot": Ketuvot 10a
Additional Amounts
Whether the additional amount is given over from Engagement, or is only given out of his desire to fully marry her, and is only effective upon marriage: Bava Metzia 17b-18a
What-Ifs and Problems
Using a Collateral of movable items until after Shabbat: Ketuvot 7a
If he thought she was a virgin and she lost virginity accidentally: Ketuvot 11b
If he thought she was a virgin and she had had sexual relations: Ketuvot 11b-13a
If she had a prior marriage, without sexual intercourse: Ketuvot 11b
A claim of "I was a virgin at marriage" vs a claim of "You were a widow": Ketuvot 15b-16a
What if a wife performs miun: Bava Metzia 67a
May a woman who is an aylonit claim ketubah money: Bava Metzia 67a
May a woman claim ketubah money if she was married to a man who was rabbinically prohibited to her: Bava Metzia 67a
Most women are married as virgins: Ketuvot 16a-b, 28a
Most women marry as virgins, and it is known that such happened: Ketuvot 16b
One who marries a virgin has a rumor to that effect: Ketuvot 16a-b
Credibility of Witnesses, where there is no rumor: Ketuvot 16b
Proof via Witnesses that there was a Hinuma [virgin-style Wedding]: Ketuvot 15b,16a-b
Where One of the Witnesses witnessed the wedding as a Minor: Ketuvot 28a
Is a receipt written for a Ketubah which is nullified or paid up: Ketuvot 16b; Sotah 7b
