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if she took a vow when she was a young woman who had not yet reached her majority, and she is an orphan; if she took a vow when she was a grown woman and her father died; if she took a vow when she was a young woman, and she became a grown woman, and her father died; if she took a vow when she w
Talmud: Rav Yehuda said that Rav said: This Mishnah is the statement of R' Yehuda, who spelled out all the cases and listed 9 young women whose vows are upheld. But the Rabbis say that it is unnecessary to go into such detail. Instead, they simply said: There are 3 young women whose vows are uphel
Mishnah: If a woman said to her husband: Deriving benefit from my father or from your father is konam for me if I will prepare anything for you; or if she said: Deriving benefit from you is konam for me if I will prepare anything for my father or for your father, the husband can nullify this vow.
Talmud: It is taught in a baraita: If a woman said to her husband: Deriving benefit from my father or from your father is konam for me if I will prepare anything for you, R' Natan says her husband cannot nullify the vow. She must prepare food for him, as she is obligated to do so by virtue of their
The baraita continues: If the woman said to her husband: I am removed from the Jews, i.e., the benefit of my having sex will be forbidden to all Jews, if I have sex with you, R' Natan says he cannot nullify the vow. Rather, she must have sex with her husband, as she is obligated to do so by virtue