If an assessment of the judges was by one sixth less, or by one sixth more [than the actual value of the property] their sale is void. R. Simeon b. Gamaliel ruled: their sale is valid for, otherwise, of what advantage would the power of a court be? If a bill for inspection, however, has been drawn up, their sale is valid even if they sold for two hundred zuz what was worth one maneh, or for one maneh what was worth two hundred zuz. |
כתובות 11.5 |
[A minor] who exercised the right of mi`un, a forbidden relative of the second degree, or a woman who is incapable of procreation is not entitled either to a Kethubah or to the benefits [of her melog property] or to maintenance, or to her worn out articles. If the man, however, had married her at the outset on the understanding that she was incapable of procreation she is entitled to a Kethubah. A widow who was married to a High Priest, a divorced woman or a haluzah who was married to a Common Priest, a bastard or a Nethinah who was married to an Israelite. Or the daughter of an Israelite who was married to a Nathin, or a bastard is entitled to a Kethubah. |
כתובות 11.6 |
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