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- Summary of the Daf
- A woman who collects her Kesuvah is not entitled to collect an increase in the value of her husband's estate that occurred after his death, nor is she entitled to collect possessions that were supposed to come into his possession, but had not yet come at the time that he died.
Read More - A creditor normally may collect from the increase in value of the debtor's estate.
Read More - Abaye: The Yavam (see #1) does not collect the increase in value, relative to his brother's portion, that occurs between the death of his father and his act of Yibum. He does collect the increase between his act of Yibum and the division of the estate. Rava: He collects no increase between the death and the division of the estate.
Read More - The Mishnah lists types of transactions of properties that do not revert to the original owner at the Yovel year.
Read More - Rebbi Yochanan ben Berokah: A person who inherits his wife's property must give the property back, "but subtracts money."
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