After a non-Jew's return voids the eruv during Shabbat, can the Jewish residents rent the non-Jew's domain on Shabbat itself and then perform bitul reshut (renunciation of domain) to permit carrying?
Synopsis
Once the non-Jew has returned and invalidated the eruv, the Mechaber permits the Jews to rent the non-Jew's portion on Shabbat itself as a remedy, followed by bitul reshut so that one individual may carry.
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