If the person is in a field with a building whose partitions existed before Shabbat, and that building is more than 2,000 cubits from where he spent Shabbat, may he walk throughout the building?
Synopsis
The Biur Halacha derives from the Mechaber's wording that even a pre-existing enclosure (partitions from before Shabbat) beyond 2,000 cubits from where one acquired Shabbat rest does not expand one's walking limit.
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When one spends Shabbat in a field (bik'ah) and non-Jews erect partitions around it on Shabbat for purposes of habitation, does the person's Shabbat walking limit (techum) expand to include the entire enclosed area?
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May one carry objects throughout the entire Shabbat-day enclosed field (including beyond his 2,000-cubit techum) by throwing, even though he cannot walk there?
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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?
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