Teshuvot Maharam, Prague Edition
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תצא. פסק רבינו ז"ל על יבמה שיש לה ב' יבמין הגדול משומד והקטן במדה"י אם המשומד יכול לחלוץ מפני תקנת העיגון והשיב שלא לעשות מפני שיש לה יבם ישראל.
Rabbi Meir of Rothenburg, his life and his works, by Irving A. Agus. Philadelphia, 1947
Q. A died childless and left two brothers. One brother is an apostate, the other lives in a distant country. May A's widow accept halitzah (cf. Deut. 25; 7–9; Mishnah, Yeb. 12) from the apostate? A. Since the other levir is a Jew, the widow should not accept halitzah from the apostate. SOURCES: Pr. 491; Mord. Yeb. 30; B. p. 280, no. 130. Cf. Maharil, Responsa 100; Terumat Hadeshen 223; Judah Minz, Responsa 12.