Do Jewish hired workers or laborers living in a non-Jew's house restrict each other such that an eruv is required among them?
Synopsis
The Mechaber rules that Jewish hired workers living in a non-Jew's house do not have the status of independent residents and therefore do not restrict each other. The Rema explains this is because their non-Jew landlord could evict them at will.
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