What partition is required to prevent eating non-Jew chametz?
Synopsis
A partition of cloth (sadin) is insufficient; a solid wall at least ten handbreadths high is required. If the non-Jew places chametz without permission during Yom Tov, a vessel covering is acceptable as a temporary measure.
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