Is notification required for an eruv techumin made for others, and why?
Synopsis
Notification is required for eruv techumin (unlike eruv chatzeirot where one may be silent) because the eruv also causes a loss — the 2,000 amot in the opposite direction — and a person may not wish to accept it.
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When making an eruv techumin for many people from one's own food, how much food must be provided?
5 opinions
When the eruv-maker did not inform a potential beneficiary before Shabbat, can that person rely on the eruv after nightfall?
3 opinions
If a person was informed of the eruv before Shabbat but did not consciously decide to rely on it until after nightfall, is the eruv valid for them?
4 opinions
If one placed an eruv for all Shabbatot of the year with the condition 'whichever one I choose I will rely on,' but did not decide until Shabbat morning, is the eruv valid?
4 opinions
Is an eruv valid when placed for a conditional contingency (e.g., 'if the scholar comes from the east, my eruv is eastward') even if the scholar was outside the 4,000-amah range at twilight?
2 opinions
What is the legal basis allowing all the conditional eruv scenarios in Siman 413?
4 opinions
Must the eruv-maker transfer ownership (zikui) to beneficiaries through a third party when making an eruv for many from his own food?
3 opinions
Is a food quantity less than two meals for every single person of the town valid if only some people will rely on the eruv?
2 opinions
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