When a man consecrates two sisters at the same time, what is the legal outcome?
Halacha 1 states explicitly: when a man consecrates a woman and her daughter or two sisters at the same time, neither of them is consecrated.
Question 2
If a man's agent is sent to consecrate a woman and then dies before confirming whether he did so, what presumption applies?
Halacha 6 rules that we accept the presumption that the agent carried out his mission, since it is an established principle that an agent fulfills the charge given to him.
Question 3
When an agent consecrates a woman for himself instead of his principal, what is the legal status of that consecration?
Halacha 17 rules that the woman is consecrated to the agent, though it is forbidden to act this way, and whoever does so is considered wicked.
Question 4
When a man consecrates one of five women through sexual relations but does not know which one, what penalty do the Rabbis impose?
Halacha 21 states that because he violated the Rabbinic instruction not to consecrate through sexual relations, the Sages penalized him by requiring him to give the ketubah sum to each of the five women.
Question 5
What type of evidence is needed for a court to recognize a report that a woman was consecrated?
Halacha 22 rules that a report is substantiated when two men testify they saw candles lit, couches spread, people celebrating, and women declaring 'so-and-so was consecrated today' — past tense indicating the act was completed.