Today’s daf is sponsored by Judi Felber in loving memory of her mother, Jan Abramson, Yocheved Bat Sara and Tzvi, on her 2nd yahrzeit. “Women playing a significant role in Judaism was always important to her.” Today’s daf is dedicated by the Tannenbaum family in loving memory of Miriam’s mother, Ruth Zemsky z”l Rayzel bat Yehoshua haLevi and Chaya Kila on her 7th yahrzeit. "Following in the teaching of R’ Akiva, her home and Shabbat table were a model of her approach to life; one of being mezake aniyim literally and metaphorically. Her example continues to inspire us daily. Yehi zichra baruch." A question was asked: can a kinyan agav be effected if the movable items are not found in the land that is being acquired? After several attempts to answer this question, the answer is learned from a source about a document being acquired with land. The conclusion is that it does not need to be physically present on the land. The Gemara raises several other questions regarding kinyan agav. What is the source for gilgul shvua - one who is obligated to take an oath about one thing, can become obligated to take an oath at the same time to swear regarding other things for which they would not otherwise be obligated to take an oath. The source is derived from the oath of a sotah, a woman accused of being unfaithful to her husband who undergoes the sotah process.