If the third person (who already bentched individually) subsequently performed zimun with a different group, can the original two still do zimun with him?
Synopsis
Once the person who already bentched individually then performed zimun with a different group, the original two cannot use him for their zimun.
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If three people ate together but each bentched individually (forgetting to do zimun), can they still perform zimun afterward?
3 opinions
If two of the three bentched individually but the third did not, can the two perform zimun with the third?
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Can two who bentched individually still join a different group of three for zimun?
1 opinions
In a group of ten where three forgot and bentched individually, may the remaining seven still perform zimun with God's name?
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