If a man says to his agent

"Go and betroth to me so-and-so

in such-and-such a place"

and he goes and betroths her in a different place

she is not betrothed;

[but if he said] "she is in a certain place"

and he goes and betroths her in a different place

she is betrothed.

One who betroths a woman

on condition that she not subject to any vows

and she is found to be subject to vows,

she is not betrothed.

If he marries her without any qualifications

and she is found to be subject to vows

she may be divorced without [his having to pay] her kesuba.

[If the betrothal] was on condition that she not have any physical blemishes

and she is found to have physical blemishes

she is not betrothed.

If he marries her without any qualifications

and she is found to to have physical blemishes

she may be divorced without [his having to pay] her kesuba,

as all physical blemishes which disqualify a kohen [from performing the avoda]

disqualify women.