Yiud - Marrying a Female eved to the Master or his Son

Considering yiud as the better option, rather than self-redemption: Bechorot 13a

The actual procedure: Kiddushin 19b

Requiring that there be enough time left to the servitude, for her to produce work of a certain minimal value: Kiddushin 19a, 19b

Considering her to be his wife and not maid, for all relevant issues, from the time of yiud: Kiddushin 18a, 19b

Whether yiud qualifies only for the "Kiddushin" stage of marriage, or as full marriage: Kiddushin 18b-19a

Whether the master may do yiud for her to another, after one relative already offered yiud to her: Kiddushin 18b

Whether she may be sold, after the initial stage of yiud has been completed: Kiddushin 18b-19a

Whether the original money of the sale may be considered the money for Kiddushin of yiud: Kiddushin 18b, 19a

Whether yiud to a minor is valid: Kiddushin 19a

Whether Her assent is necessary: Kiddushin 19a

Whether His assent is necessary: Kiddushin 19a

Whether yiud may be done, if the master agreed to a condition in his contract that he wouldn't do yiud: Kiddushin 19b

Whether a female eved may be acquired if yiud to the family will be impossible



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