Is descending an eruv from a tree or removing it from a karmelit at twilight permitted?
Synopsis
The Mechaber permits this as a mitzvah-related act at twilight. The Mishnah Berurah explains why it qualifies as tzorech mitzvah even though the eruv is not immediately needed.
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