Originally from South Africa, Rabbi Mendy Wineberg is an administrator and teacher at Yeshivas Hashluchim, a Manhattan-based program dedicated to educating candidates for rabbinical ordination. He specializes in Jewish law and has been writing for Chabad.org for several years. Rabbi Wineberg lives with his family in Brooklyn, N.Y.
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Your Question 4
A husband heard his wife's vow (neder) and intended to nullify it but did not do so until the next day. Is the fact that he intended to do so sufficient? The answer is NO
Halocha 18 If husband is quiet even he had no intention to accepting the vow if the day passes without him nullifying the vows are binding.