If a minor made a declaration of refusal against a man, he is permitted
[to marry] Her relatives and she is permitted to [marry] his relatives,
and he does not disqualify her from [marrying] a priest; but if he gave
her a letter of divorce, he is forbidden to [marry] Her relatives and
she is forbidden to [marry] his relatives, and he also disqualifies her
from [marrying] a priest. If he gave her a letter of divorce and
remarried her and, after she had exercised her right of refusal against
him, she was married to another man and became a widow or was divorced,
she is permitted to return to him. |
יבמות 13.4 |
If, however, she exercised her right of refusal against him and he remarried her, and subsequently gave her a letter of divorce and then she was married to another man and became a widow or was divorced, she is forbidden to return to him. This is the general rule: if divorce followed mi`un she is forbidden to return to him, and if mi`un followed divorce she is permitted to return to him. |
יבמות 13.5 |
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