May one carry items from a house into an un-eruved courtyard if those items were brought there via a permitted method (e.g., wearing as a garment)?
Synopsis
If house items reach an un-eruved courtyard through a permitted method (wearing, carried by non-Jew), the question is whether they may then be carried within that courtyard or to another courtyard.
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