Today's Mishnah Yomi
Kesuvos 11:3 - 11:4
The Mishnah Yomi for Sunday, February 11, 2024 is Kesuvos 11:3 - 11:4
Mishnah 1
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כתובות פרק י"א משנה ג׳
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מכרה כתובתה. מנה מאתים:
לא תמכור את השאר. התוספת, אלא בבית דין. ומתניתין ר״ש היא דאמר אין מוכרת שלא בב״ד אלא למזונות, וזו הואיל וגבתה מקצת כתובתה אין לה מזונות:
וחכמים אומרים מוכרת היא. לכתובה, אפילו לפרקים. ואף על פי כן מוכרת היא בינתים למזונות, שלא איבדה מזונותיה ואף על פי שגבתה קצת כתובתה:
וכותבת. בשטר המכירה, למזונות מכרתי:
וגרושה לא תמכור. לכתובה, אלא בב״ד. דטעמא מאי אמור רבנן אלמנה בין מן האירוסין מן הנשואין מוכרת שלא בב״ד לפי שאין אדם רוצה שתתבזה אשתו בב״ד, וזו הואיל וגרושה היא לא אכפת ליה. והלכה כחכמים שאשה מוכרת בין לכתובה בין למזונות שלא בב״ד מומחים, ואפילו התקבלה מקצת כתובתה מוכרת למזונות עד שתתקבל כל כתובתה. וכשמוכרת, בין לכתובה בין למזונות צריכה שבועה ואינה צריכה הכרזה:
Mishnah 2
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כתובות פרק י"א משנה ד׳
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שוה מאתים במנה נתקבלה כתובתה – for we tell her “you have suffered loss/ruin and that which is worth a Maneh [that was sold] for two hundred, even though it gained in value, one cannot say: “I will make a profit for a person who sends his agent to the market to do business and he purchased it cheaply, everything goes to the owner of the money and we don’t hear from here other than regarding a thing that has no limit such as the case of land whose manner is for it to be sold through mere sight/estimate – this one for less and that one for more, but a thing that has a limit and the agent purchased it for less, the law is not made clear to us from this and becomes fit for something remarkable for they argued about it and the conclusion is according to [what] appears to us that the agent and the person sending the agent are arguing about.
מכרה בטל – that same Denar, she does not have permission to sell, it is found that the entire sale is in error, for it took place at one time.
לעולם מכרה קיים – and she should return the Denar to the inheritors for what loss did she cause them? Until it would be a fraudulent representation in order that if it were no overreaching, the field would remain worth nine Kabim which is the measure of the field,
and in the garden within one-half of Kab which is the measure of a garden. But the Halakha is not according to Rabban Shimon ben Gamaliel.
שוה מאתים במנה נתקבלה כתובתה. דאמרינן לה את אפסדת. ושוה מנה במאתים אף על גב דהיא הרויחה לא מצית למימר אנא ארווחי, שהשולח שלוחו לשוק לסחורה ולקח בזול הכל לבעל המעות. ולא שמעינן מהכא אלא בדבר שאין לו קצבה כגון קרקע שדרכו להמכר באומד זה בפחות וזה ביתר, אבל דבר שיש לו קצבה וקנה השליח בפחות לא איתברירא לן דינא מהכא. וחזינא לרבוותא דאפליגו בה. ומסקנא לפום מאי דחזי לן, שחולקין השליח והמשלח:
מכרה בטל. שאותו דינר אין לה רשות למכור, נמצא שכל המכר טעות, שהרי בבת אחת היה:
לעולם מכרה קיים. והיא תחזיר את הדינר ליורשין, דמה הפסידתן. עד שיהא באונאה כדי שאילו לא היתה האונאה היה משתייר שדה בת תשעה קבין, שהוא שיעור שדה:
ובגינה בת חצי קב. שהוא שיעור גינה. ואין הלכה כרבן שמעון בן גמליאל:
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מכרה כתובתה – a Maneh [out of] two hundred,
she cannot sell the rest. The supplement [is not sold] other than in a Jewish court, and our Mishnah is according to Rabbi Shimon who said: she does not sell when not in a Jewish court other than for food, and this, since she has collected part of her Ketubah settlement, she lacks food/support.
וחכמים אומרים מוכרת – for the Ketubah even for periods of time and even though this is the case, she sells it in the meanwhile for food/support that she has not lost her support/food and even though she collected part of her Ketubah settlement.
וכותבת – in the document of sale that I sold them for food/support.
וגרושה לא תמכור – her Ketubah other than before a Jewish court. What is the reason? The Rabbis stated that a widow whether from betrothal or from marriage sells not in the presence of a Jewish court because no man wants that his wife should be despised in a Jewish court and this is the case since she is a divorcee and he doesn’t care, but the Halakha is according to the Sages that a woman sells whether for her Ketubah settlement or for food/support not in the presence of the Jewish court of specialists and even if she had received part of her Ketubah settlement, she sells for food/support until she receives all of her Ketubah settlement and when she sells, whether for her Ketubah or for food/support, she needs an oath and does not require announcement.