May a Jew instruct a non-Jew in the fifth hour or earlier to acquire additional chametz speculatively for possible purchase after Passover?
Synopsis
Before Passover (specifically by the fifth hour), a Jew may ask a non-Jew to acquire extra chametz with the understanding he might purchase it after Passover if needed, but may not sell or give it to him on condition.
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