Which of the following writing substances would render a get void?
Halacha 1 states that a get written with substances that do not leave a permanent impression — such as beverages or fruit juices — is void.
Question 2
If a get is tattooed on a servant's hand and the servant is in the wife's possession, what is the status of the divorce?
Halacha 4 rules that when a get is tattooed on a servant's hand with the witnesses' signatures also tattooed there and the servant is in the wife's possession, the divorce is effective.
Question 3
If a scribe fails to elongate the vav in the word וּכְדוּ when writing the standard Aramaic get, what is the result?
Halacha 14 rules that if the required vavin are not elongated, or the prohibited yuddin are written, the get is unacceptable (pasul).
Question 4
When witnesses observe the actual transfer of a get that was written on erased parchment, what is the ruling?
Halacha 17 states that when witnesses testify that the get was transferred in their presence and at that time it was acceptable, the divorce is binding.
Question 5
Five husbands write a single get to divorce their five wives. Which wording format is valid?
Halacha 18 validates a shared get where each husband makes an individual declaration to his specific wife. Halacha 19 explicitly rules void a combined formula such as 'We divorce our wives.'