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SUMMARY
If a girl became a Giyores or a Shifchah was freed or a captive was ransomed less than the age of three they receive 200 Zuz for their Kesuvah.(1)
A Ger Katan can be immersed with the Da'as of Beis Din. (2)
A person can be a Shali'ach for someone without his knowledge if it is something that is a merit, but not if it is a Chov.
A non-Jew and a servant prefer a life free of restrictions rather than to keep the Mitzvos.(3)
A Katan who became a Ger has the right to renounce the Geirus when he becomes a Gadol. (4)
If someone rapes a Mamzeres, Nesinah, Kusis, or a Giyores or Shifchah who was Megayer or freed less than the age of three years old, he must pay a Knas.
If a Ketanah had a Bi'ah prior to the age of three years old she is regarded as a Besulah and she receives 200 Zuz for her Kesuvah.
If a Gedolah has Bi'ah with a Katan less than nine years old, she is regarded as a Besulah and she receives 200 Zuz for her Kesuvah. (5)
R. Meir holds that a Mukas Etz receives 200 Zuz for her Kesuvah, but the Chachamim hold that she receives only 100. (6)
If a girl became a Giyores or a Shifchah was freed or a captive was ransomed over the age of three, they only receive 100 Zuz for their Kesuvah.
If a Katan less than nine years old has Bi'ah with a Gedolah, Rav says she is considered a Mukas Etz, but Shmuel disagrees.
Even if the husband was unaware that his wife is a Mukas Etz, it is not a Mekach Ta'us.
If the wife claims that she is a Mukas Etz and the husband claims that she was Mezaneh, R. Gamliel and R. Eliezer say that she is believed.
The implication of Mekach Ta'us is that the wife does not get the Kesuvah at all.
If there are witnesses that a woman was never in seclusion with her first husband even so her second husband does not have Ta'anas Besulim.
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1. If the husband finds that she is not a Besulah she loses her entire Kesuvah because it is regarded as a Mekach Ta'us.
2. If he does not have a father and the mother brings him to Beis Din they may immerse him because it is a merit for him to be a Ger.
3. However that is only true with regards to a Gadol, since he already tasted a life of Hefkeirus it is difficult for him to take on the Mitzvos, but with regards to a Katan it is a merit to become a Jew.
4. However if he does not renounce the Geirus immediately upon becoming a Gadol he no longer may renounce it.
5. According to Rav she is considered a Mukas Etz and the Chachamim hold that she only receives 100 Zuz for her Kesuvah. Shmuel holds that she is not considered a Mukas Etz and everyone agrees that she receives 200 Zuz for her Kesuvah.
6. R. Meir holds that a Mukas Etz is comparable to a Bogeres (a girl over 12 1/2) and the Chachamim hold that a Mukas Etz is comparable to a Be'ulah.
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