If a man promised a sum of money to his [prospective] son-in-law and then defaulted , let [his daughter] remain [single] until her hair grows grey. Admon ruled: she may say, `had I myself promised the sum on my behalf I would remain [single] until my hair grew grey, but now that my father has promised it, what can I do? Either marry me or set me free`. R. Gamaliel said: Admon`s words have my approval. |
כתובות 13.5 |
If a man contests [the ownership of] a field on [the deed of sale of] which he is signed as a witness, Admon ruled; [his claim is admissible because] He can say, `[litigation with] the second is easier for me, since the first is a more difficult person than He`. The Sages, however, ruled that he has lost his right. If [the seller] made it a [boundary] mark for another person [the contestant] has lost his right. |
כתובות 13.6 |
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