If a rachava of two seahs or less (not exceeding two seahs) was not enclosed for dwelling, is it permitted to carry from it into the adjacent house?
Synopsis
A rachava that does not exceed two seahs lacks the status of a karpeif and carrying between it and the adjacent house is permitted, even if it was not enclosed for dwelling.
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