[If] one was married to two wives, and sold his field, and the first [wife] wrote to the purchaser: “I have neither right nor claim against you,” the second [wife] may take it from the purchaser, and the first from the second, and the purchaser from the first, and they go around in circles, until they make a compromise among themselves. So it is [with] a creditor, and so it is [with] a woman creditor.