Does a temporary guest (aksnai) staying in a courtyard for thirty days or less restrict the courtyard residents?
Synopsis
A guest staying 30 days or fewer does not restrict; both the guest and residents may carry freely. Key disputes: whether the 30-day limit is exclusive or inclusive, whether guests restrict each other immediately, and whether residents can restrict the guest.
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