Gittin

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Gittin is a tractate of the Mishnah and Talmud that primarily deals with the laws and procedures of Jewish divorce documents (gets).

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Gittin canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Talmud tractate
dealsWith agency in divorce (shlichut)
agency of a messenger bringing a get
agency of a messenger taking a get from the husband
coercion in divorce
conditions in divorce documents
delivery of a get
divorce of a deaf-mute or mentally incompetent person
divorce of a minor
divorce of a woman in another country
divorce under duress
documents of emancipation of slaves
general laws of legal documents (shetarot)
geographic formula "befanai nichtav u-befanai nechtam"
laws of writing a get
lost or mixed-up gittin
mistaken or erroneous divorce documents
validity of signatures on a get
witnesses to a get
discusses laws of divorce during times of persecution
power of the court to annul marriages in some cases
protection of women from being left agunot
rabbinic decrees for tikkun ha-olam (social order)
status of a woman whose get is doubtful
focusesOn dating and location in a get
formal requirements of a get
intention (kavana) in divorce
invalidating defects in a get
ownership of the writing material of the get
halakhicCategory Nashim (women and family law)
linked to: Seder Nashim
hasComponent Babylonian Talmud Gittin
Jerusalem Talmud Gittin
linked to: Talmud Yerushalmi

Mishnah Gittin
linked to: tractate Gittin
language Aramaic
Mishnaic Hebrew
mentions Beit Hillel
linked to: House of Hillel

Beit Shammai
linked to: House of Shammai

Rabban Gamliel
Rabbi Akiva
Rabbi Meir
Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi
linked to: Judah ha-Nasi
partOf Seder Nashim
primarySubject Jewish divorce law
get (Jewish bill of divorce)
relatedTo tractate Ketubot
tractate Kiddushin
tractate Yevamot
traditionalOrderInNashim fifth
usedIn halakhic decision-making on divorce

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