When does a chazan who erred repeat the Amidah aloud, paralleling the rule for an individual?
Synopsis
In general, wherever an individual must repeat the Amidah due to an error, the chazan must also repeat his aloud repetition. Rosh Chodesh Shacharit is an exception because Musaf provides a substitute mention.
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