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Items Moving Beyond Eruv Boundary

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Is the Shabbat boundary limit (techum) of two thousand cubits a Torah-level or rabbinic prohibition?

3 opinions across 2 eras

Biblical vs. Rabbinic Status

How is the two-thousand-cubit Shabbat boundary measured when a person was overtaken by Shabbat in an open valley without knowing his precise location?

3 opinions across 2 eras

Measuring the Boundary

May a person's vessels or animals be taken beyond the owner's two-thousand-cubit Shabbat boundary?

2 opinions across 2 eras

Vessels and Animals

If one handed his animal to his son, does the animal follow the son's boundary or the father's?

2 opinions across 2 eras

Kereglei Rules — Animals

If one handed his animal to a shepherd (even on Yom Tov), does the animal follow the shepherd's boundary or the owner's?

2 opinions

Kereglei Rules — Animals

Does an ox designated for slaughter (shor shel patam) follow the buyer's boundary or the owner's boundary on Yom Tov?

1 opinions

Kereglei Rules — Animals

Does a communal shepherd's ox follow the shepherd's boundary or the town residents' boundary?

3 opinions across 2 eras

Kereglei Rules — Animals

Does a vessel designated for one brother in a shared household follow that brother's boundary or the collective household boundary?

1 opinions

Kereglei Rules — Vessels

When two people borrow a garment with overlapping usage times (one for morning, one for evening), which boundary governs the garment?

2 opinions across 2 eras

Kereglei Rules — Vessels

When two partners purchase an animal together before Yom Tov and slaughter it on Yom Tov, does the meat follow both partners' boundaries even after division?

2 opinions across 2 eras

Kereglei Rules — Animals

If one borrows a vessel before Yom Tov but does not physically take it until Yom Tov night — does it follow the borrower's or the lender's boundary?

2 opinions across 2 eras

Kereglei Rules — Vessels

When a woman borrows water, salt, and spices from her neighbor for her dough and pot on Yom Tov, do the resulting foods follow one or both women's boundaries?

1 opinions

Kereglei Rules — Mixed Owner…

Does an ember (coal) taken from another person on Yom Tov follow the giver's or the taker's boundary? What about a flame lit from another's fire?

2 opinions across 2 eras

Kereglei Rules — Fire and Fl…

What boundary governs water in a private cistern, a town cistern, and a public (ownerless) cistern?

3 opinions across 3 eras

Kereglei Rules — Water Sources

Do flowing rivers and springing wells follow the drawer's boundary or the owner's/town's boundary?

2 opinions across 2 eras

Kereglei Rules — Water Sources

If one draws water from an ownerless cistern for his fellow, does the water follow the drawer's boundary or the recipient's?

2 opinions across 2 eras

Kereglei Rules — Water Sources

When a person's produce is deposited in another town, can the residents of that town bring the produce to the owner when they travel toward him?

3 opinions across 2 eras

Kereglei Rules — Deposited G…

When a host invites guests to his home on Yom Tov, may the guests take food portions home with them beyond the host's boundary?

2 opinions across 2 eras

Kereglei Rules — Guests and …