Inheritance from each other if one of them dies during Engagement: Bava Metzia 18a
During Marriage
Trade-off: The Husband provides Food, while he gets control of her work's production: Bava Kama 8b
Her ability to refuse the Above arrangement: Bava Kama 8b
The point of the Above-Mentioned institution is to prevent strife between them: Bava Metzia 12b
Whether the husband is like a purchaser of her property: Bava Metzia 35a
Whether, if she finds an object, it goes to the husband: Bava Metzia 12a
Whether someone may give something to her on condition that she use it for herself: Kiddushin 24a
Rights of the husband to money invested in his wife's property: Bava Metzia 39a
Rights of the husband to money invested in his wife's property, if he married her when she was an orphaned minor, married off by her mother/brother: Bava Metzia 39a
Rights of the husband to use property which his wife inherits: Kiddushin 10a
If the husband writes all of his property over to his wife, we assume that he is not actually giving over everything, but rather he is appointing her as legal guardian over it: Gittin 14a
A husband who assigns all power of his finances to his wife will complain in court, but they won't be able to help him: Bava Metzia 75b
Whether the wife's power of acquisition is fully merged into that of the husband: Kiddushin 23b, 24a
In the Event of Death of One of Them
Rabbinic institution in Usha permitting husband to repeal wife's sale of shared properties, after her death: Bava Metzia 35a
A person who comes into money without effort, such as in inheriting from a spouse, should use some of it for a Mitzvah, such as acquiring a Torah or writing Tefillin, so that he will be able to retain the rest: Eruvin 64a-b
In the Event of Divorce
At what point the husband loses rights to eat the produce of his wife's property: Gittin 17b, 18a
If she finds an object after divorce but before he pays the Ketubah-Money Guaranteed to the Wife on Divorce/Widowing, she keeps it: Bava Metzia 12a
If she finds an object after he threw her a Bill of Divorce in a manner which is of uncertain validity: Bava Metzia 12b
Rights of the husband to the fruit of her fields, after he begins planning to divorce her: Bava Metzia 19a
Rights of a woman to her Ketubah-money which is supposed to be hers on divorce/widowing, and to other benefits, if he could be forced to divorce her due to her lack of a set menstrual period: Niddah 12b
