When a courtyard is breached at full width into the public domain, may one carry within the courtyard without restriction, or only within four amot?
Synopsis
Once a courtyard has been breached and assumes karmelit status, carrying is restricted to four amot within the courtyard, just as for any karmelit.
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Does a roof adjacent to a public domain that is within ten handbreadths on the public-domain side but above ten handbreadths on the courtyard side require a fixed ladder before its owner may use it from the courtyard?
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When a courtyard is breached into a public domain by more than ten amot (or its entire width), what is the legal status of the breach site and of the courtyard?
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Is a breach at a corner of a courtyard (even less than ten amot wide) treated as a valid doorway, permitting normal use of the courtyard?
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Does the principle of 'pi tik ra yored v'sotem' (the roof edge descends and seals) apply to a breach in a house wall, permitting use of the house as if the wall were intact?
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Does pi tikra apply when the roof edge is slanted (as with typical sloped roofs)?
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When a house wall is breached at a corner and the roof is also breached leaving only a diagonal strip, does pi tikra still apply to permit use of the house?
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