Writing the bill by engraving or sculpting the letters: Gittin 20a-b
Embroidering the letters: Gittin 20a-b
Whether the bill must be written with intent for that eved: Gittin 9b
Whether the bill may be written on a surface which is connected to the ground: Gittin 9b
Whether the Bill requires verification that it was written for that eved, in certain cases where the Bill is produced by a proxy: Gittin 9a
Proper phraseology of the bill: Kiddushin 6b
Phraseology in the bill which will not have an effect: Kiddushin 6b
Revoking the proxy after sending the Bill with him: Gittin 9b, 11b
If the master dies after sending the proxy: Gittin 9b, 13a-b
If the Bill declares that the eved and all of the master's property are to be given to the eved: Gittin 8b
If the Bill declares that all of the master's property is to be given to the eved: Gittin 8b-9a
If the Master writes all of his property to his eved, holding back a small amount of land: Gittin 8b-9a
If the Master writes all of his property to his eved, holding back a small, unspecified amount: Gittin 9a
If the master is dying when he writes all of his property to his eved: Gittin 9a
If the Bill has a witness who is a Kuti: Gittin 9a, 10a-11b
If the Bill has two Kuti witnesses: Gittin 10a-b
If the Bill has one Kuti witness and one Jewish witness: Gittin 10a-b
A witness who can't read, or sign: Gittin 9b