The Miun Procedure and Legal Ramifications
Where a female orphaned minor enters a marriage arranged for her, she may retract and leave the marriage until she reaches majority. This is called miun מיאון.
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The Miun
Whether miun may be done without the husband's presence: Yevamot 107a, 107b
Whether miun must be repeated when she becomes an adult, or not: Yevamot 107a, 107b
Language of miun: Yevamot 108a
Language of a "Bill of miun: Yevamot 107b-108a
Validity of miun if her actions indicate that she still wants to be married to him: Yevamot 108a
If the Minor was engaged from a second man, without miun from the first: Yevamot 108a
If the Minor married a second man, without miun from the first: Yevamot 108a
If the Minor married a second man upon reaching adulthood, without miun: Yevamot 109b-110a
Above, differentiating between where she had/didn't have sexual relations with the first husband after reaching adulthood: Yevamot 109b-110a
Whether the Minor can marry a relative of her first husband: Yevamot 108a
Whether a Minor can marry a Kohen after miun: Yevamot 108a
Remarrying one's wife after miun, if he had originally divorced her with a Bill of Divorce and had then remarried her: Yevamot 108a-b
Remarrying one's wife after a Bill of Divorce of a Minor, if had originally had miun from her and had then remarried her: Yevamot 108a-b
Remarrying one's wife after she Received a Bill of Divorce from her 2nd husband, where the original marriage had ended in miun: Yevamot 108b
Remarying one's wife after miun, where he had been her 1st husband [and that ended in miun] and her 3rd [and that ended in miun] and her 2nd husband had given a Bill of Divorce: Yevamot 108b
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