Comments on the New York State "Get Law"
Rabbi Gedalia Dov Schwartz

1. Mishnah, Yevamot, Chap. XIV, 1.
2. Mishnah, Ketubot, Chap. VII, 10; Shulchan Aruch, Even Haezer, 144.
3. Gittin 88b, Baba Bathra 48a.
4. Gittin ibid.
5. Tur, Even Haezer 134.
6. Shulchan Aruch, ibid, par.8,9.
7. Bet Yosef 134; Ramo, ibid.
8. Ibid.
9. Shulchan Aruch, Even Haezer 154: 21; Ramo, ibid.
10. Bet Yosef 134 and Ramo, ibid.
11. Ibid.
12. Ibid. Ramo, ibid, 40.
13. Ramo, ibid.
14. No. 1; also cited in Bet Yosef, Even Haezer, 134.
15. N'tiv 24, Chelek 1.
16. Gittin 134, 4.
17. Chelkat Yoav, Dinei Oness, 5.
18. Haichal Yitzchiak, 1, 1-5.
19. 149.
20. Hilchot Ishut Chap XIIII, 8.
21. Ketubot 63b.
22. Viz: Haichal Yitzchak, ibid, 2,1.
23. Iggerot Moshe, Even Haezer Vol.4, 106. See also Vol.3, 44. For further discussion in regard to Ketuba and Mezonot in the case of a recalcitrant husband, see Chikrei Halacha (p. 261-282) by Harav Shear Yashuv Hacohen, Rav of Haifa.
24. Vol. V, 169.
25. For a complete legal analysis of the "Get Law," see the memorandum of Marvin E. Jacob, Esq., dated June 14, 1993, published in the Jewish Press.