If non-Jews forcibly moved a person to a location beyond his 2,000-cubit techum that is within the Shabbat-day enclosed field, may he walk throughout that enclosed area?
Synopsis
A dispute among Rishonim and Acharonim: the Ritva (cited in Chiddushei R' Akiva Eiger) holds he may not walk throughout the enclosure (unlike the case in Siman 405 of being placed in a walled city), while the Taz implies he may, analogizing to the walled city case. The Biur Halacha flags this dispute.
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