(Mishnah): If the buyer pulled (to take possession) Ma'aser Sheni (from the seller) worth a Sela and before he had managed to redeem it, its price became two Sela; he gives him a Sela and gains a Sela and the Ma'aser Sheni is his.

If the buyer drew Ma'aser Sheni that was worth two Sela and before he managed to redeem it, its price became one Sela, he gives him one Sela of regular money and he may give a Sela of Maaser money.

If a person redeemed Ma'aser Sheni but didn't verbally declare it - R. Yosi says that it is sufficient. R. Yehuda says that he must express it.

If a man was speaking to a woman regarding her divorce or betrothal and he gave her (a Get - divorce document or) her betrothal (gift) and did not specify - R. Yosi says that it is sufficient. R. Yehuda says that he must express it.

(Gemara): The Mishnah does not follow Rabban Shimon ben Gamliel, as a Tosefta taught - Rabban Shimon ben Gamliel says that the pulling (to take possession) of Ma'aser Sheni is also its redemption.

(R. Yosi citing R. Elazar): One does not add the fifth even to the second Sela that remains in his hand. R. Yosi looked to R. Elazar to explain this law.

(R. Elazar): Why are you looking at me? Even the Rabbanan, who say that the acquisition occurs immediately, agree to Rabban Shimon that he does not add the fifth.

(Support): It's like the teaching of R. Yochanan, that any Ma'aser Sheni that it or its fifth does not belong to him, does not require the extra fifth.

Question: (In the Mishnah, R. Yehuda says that he must express that it is Ma'aser Sheni.) How should he express it? 'This is your Get'; 'This is your Kidushin'. And here, he should say, 'This is the redemption of Ma'aser Sheni'.

(R. Zeira/ Chiya bar Bun/ Abba bar Chalafta citing R. Hoshiya): When do they (R. Yehuda and R. Yosi) disagree? When they had begun to discuss other matters, but if they were still discussing the same matter, it is a valid Get.