Jewish Law
Case Summaries
-- Ketubah
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Ketubah
- Hurwitz v. Hurwitz
215 NYS 184, 216 App.Div. 362 (2 Dept. 1926)
- Antenuptial agreement written in Hebrew providing privileges granted
to widow by Jewish law is enforceable if not contradicting state law.
- "Laws of Moses and Israel" are not "foreign laws" as defined.
- Antenuptial agreement need not be signed by parties.
- Wener v. Wener
301 NYS2d 237, 59 Misc 957 (S.Ct. King's County, 1969)
- Wener v. Wener
312 NYS2d 815, AD2d 50 (2 Dept, 1970)
- Court cannot impose obligation based on Jewish law if New York law
establishes no such obligation.
- In Re Estate of White
356 NYS2d 208, 78 Misc2d 157 (Sur.Ct. 1975)
- Ketubah has no binding effect on property rights of signers.
- Ketubah does not nullify previously existing antenuptial agreement.
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