If a person says, "My property should be given to Ploni and if he dies, it should go to Ploni, and if he dies, it should go to Ploni'' - we award the property according to the order of the list.

If the second person dies in the life of the first, the first eats from the produce of the land and if he dies, it should be returned to the inheritors of the giver.

If the third person dies in the life of the second, the first eats from the produce and if he dies, it should be returned to the inheritors of the giver.

Rebbi: If the second and third people died in the life of the first, the first eats from the produce and acquires the land.

Rabban Shimon ben Gamliel: He only eats from the produce.

Chizkiyah: The Halachah follows Rebbi.

R. Yanai: Rebbi agrees that he cannot give it as the gift of a deathly ill person.

R. Yochanan: He also cannot give it as the gift of a healthy person.

It is like the case of a woman who wrote over all of her property to a certain person. Later, she needed the money and sold the property to her husband.

R. Chiya bar Madaya brought the question before R. Yosi...

R. Yosi: Didn't R. Yanai say that Rebbi agrees that he cannot give it as the gift of a deathly ill person?

Question (R. Yochanan): And isn't it a case of a healthy person's gift?

Answer: Since this woman must be supported by her husband, surely it is considered the gift of a deathly ill person, since she does not need it until after her husband's death!

Rejection: He must only supply her with her basic needs, like bread and legumes; but perhaps she sold eggs and chickens, which are considered a healthy person's gift...

This can be answered from that the words of Rebbi in the Beraisa - The first one eats from the produce and acquires the field.

This shows that she is able to sell a field even for more than the basic necessities. (Note: Several commentators remove the bracketed words from the text.)

R. Yaakov bar Acha - Beraisa: Burial is like food...if she had nobody to bury her, the land may be sold to pay for it - as the Beraisa teaches - the first one eats from the produce and acquires the field.

R. Yosi: Those that write in their Kesuvah - "If you will hate me and rebel against me, you must give me such and such amount of money and if I will hate you and rebel against you, I will give you such and such'' - it is a monetary stipulation and the Rabbis have approved it.