Does Yom Tov observe the laws of eruv techumin but not eruv chatzeirot?
Synopsis
Yom Tov requires eruv techumin (boundaries) but not eruv chatzeirot (courtyards), because the carrying prohibition that makes eruv chatzeirot necessary does not apply to Yom Tov in the same way.
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