Freeing an Eved

Discovering a lost Bill freeing an Eved

The Bill Freeing an Eved

Is a bill of freedom necessary, if a master simply renounces ownership of an eved: Keritot 24b

Whether an eved may eat terumah after his master renounces ownership and before the bill of freedom is presented: Keritot 24b

Whether the witnesses claim the benefit for the eved when they sign the bill of freedom: Bava Metzia 19a

Considering freedom a benefit, which can be claimed for an eved by an unappointed proxy: Gittin 11b, 12b-13a; Kiddushin 23a [2x]; Bava Metzia 19a

Whether the eved may create a Proxy to receive the Bill in his stead: Kiddushin 23b

Whether an Eved may act as proxy to receive his friend's bill for him, where the master is [not] also his own: Kiddushin 23b

Requiring an Eved to provide witnesses to the time of receipt of the Bill, if he is claiming money using the Lost Bill: Bava Metzia 19a

Validity of freeing an eved if the Bill of Freedom is acquired at the same time as his Freedom: Kiddushin 23a [2x]

Freeing half of one's claim on an Eved: Gittin 23b; Temurah 25a-b

Freeing an Eved via payment of money, from the eved or from another person: Kiddushin 22b, 23a

Freeing an Eved via payment of passing of a Legal Bill, from the eved or from another person: Kiddushin 22b, 23a

For an Eved to accept a Bill freeing another eved: Gittin 23b; Temurah 25a-b

For a maid to accept a Bill freeing the fetus inside her, but not her: Gittin 23b; Temurah 25a-b

Freeing a female eved, while keeping her fetus: Temurah 25b

Ability of a female eved to buy her freedom: Kiddushin 11b

Minimal amount necessary to pay to buy freedom, and type of currency involved: Kiddushin 11b-12a

Whether the eved is freed in the Jubilee Year: Kiddushin 22b

Requiring that the master put the bill into an area which he doesn't own: Kiddushin 23a

Who is freed, if a master gives "some of his property" to one eved, and "the rest" to the other: Nedarim 43b

Status of an eved if his master attempts to give him to someone else, and the intended recipient declines the gift: Keritot 24b

Is there a need for a female eved to wait three months after being freed before marrying, to identify paternity of any child she produces?: Ketuvot 37a



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