If the woman performed the halizah with a sandal that did not belong to
him, or with a wooden sandal, or with the one of the left foot [which he
was wearing] on his right foot, the halizah is valid. If she performed
the halizah with a sandal too large [for him], in which, however, he is
able to walk, or with one too small which, however, covers the greater
part of his foot, Her halizah is valid. |
יבמות 12.2 |
[If a sister-in-law] drew off [the levir`s shoe] and spat, but did not recite [the formulae], Her halizah is valid. If she recited [the formulae] and spat, but did not draw off the shoe, Her halizah is invalid. If she drew off the shoe and recited [the formulae] but did not spit, Her halizah, R. Eliezer stated, is invalid; and R. Akiba stated: Her halizah is valid. Said R. Eliezer to him: [Scripture stated], so shall be done, anything which is a deed is a sine qua non. R. Akiba, however, said to him, from this very text proof [may be adduced for my view]: so shall be done unto the man, only that which is to be done unto the man. |
יבמות 12.3 |
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