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# If there is space left of any blank in the kesuba, a line should be drawn through the middle of the empty space so that no one can write anything in the space and falsify the kesuba. | # If there is space left of any blank in the kesuba, a line should be drawn through the middle of the empty space so that no one can write anything in the space and falsify the kesuba. | ||
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== Making the Kinyan== | |||
# After the kesubah is signed, the Rabbi officiating the wedding places his pen on the table and instructs the chatan to pick up the pen off the table with the knowledge that he is accepting upon himself all of the obligations noted in the kesuba. | |||
== Eidei Kesubah (Witnesses)== | |||
# The Eidim should read the kesuba themselves before they sign it. <ref> Shulchan Aruch Choshen Mishpat 45:2, Shach Siman Katan 2 </ref> | |||
==Further Reading== | ==Further Reading== | ||
