If one's hand full of fruit is extended into the public domain (reshut harabim) below ten tefachim — having done so b'shogeg — may he return it to his own courtyard?
Synopsis
The base rule: one who unintentionally extended a hand full of fruit into the public domain (below ten tefachim) has already violated a rabbinic prohibition. The question is what he may or must do next.
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