(Mishnah): If a Shomeres Yavam (awaiting Yibum or Chalitzah) inherited property, Beis Shamai and Beis Hillel agree that she may sell or give it as a gift.

Question: If she dies, who inherits her Kesuvah and the property that enters and leaves with her?

Note: RASHI says that 'Kesuvah' refers to Tzon Barzel property that she brought in. If she collects her Kesuvah, he must return to her its original value. 'Property that enters and leaves with her' is Nichsei Melug. There is no compensation if its value changed.

Answer #1 (Beis Shamai): The heirs of the Mes (her deceased husband) divide with the father's heirs;

Answer #2 (Beis Hillel): The property keeps its Chazakah. The Mes' heirs keep her Kesuvah, and her father's heirs keep the property that enters and leaves with her.

(Gemara) Question: Here (the Reisha) you say that [all agree that] she sells or gives, and it is fulfilled (this connotes that surely, it is in her Reshus), and here (the Seifa) you say that [Beis Shamai say that] the husband's heirs divide with the father's heirs (it is a Safek)!

Answer (R. Yosi ben Chaninah): You say that she sells or gives, and it is fulfilled, when the property fell to her before [her husband died, and] she became a Shomeres Yavam. You say that the husband's heirs divide with the father's heirs when the property fell to her after she became a Shomeres Yavam.

If property fell to her before she became a Shomeres Yavam, and it made Peros after she became a Shomeres Yavam, it is as if it fell to her after she became a Shomeres Yavam.

(R. Ze'ira): The Yavam [in our Mishnah] - Beis Shamai are unsure whether he is considered like a husband, or he is not like a husband;

If he is like a husband, he inherits everything. If he is not like a husband, he does not inherit anything. Amidst Safek, the husband's heirs divide with the father's heirs.

Beis Hillel hold that surely he is like a husband, and he inherits everything, for even his brother (her husband, who died) only had rights to eat the Peros.

(Beraisa - R. Hoshayah): Her heirs, who inherit her Kesuvah, are obligated to bury her.

(R. Yosi): Had R. Hoshayah not taught this, we would not know [who buries her]. Since she does not have a Kesuvah, she has no [obligation on the Yavam for] burial. (OHR SOMAYACH, Hilchos Yibum 2:17 - the Yerushalmi holds that the time to collect her Kesuvah did not come, for she cannot marry 'Acher' (a stranger), only the Yavam.)

Question: A woman who has no Kesuvah, perhaps she has no burial [incumbent on anyone]?

Answer: A woman, even if she has no Kesuvah, she has burial. However, here, if she has a Kesuvah, she has burial. If she does not have a Kesuvah, she does not have burial.