Does mourning apply to one who buries a dead person on a holiday or Chol Hamoed?
Synopsis
One who buries a dead on a holiday does not observe mourning during the holiday itself. After the holiday ends, mourning (shiva and shloshim) begins and is observed according to all prescribed practices.
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