Do invalid s'chach less than four tefachim and adjacent open space less than three tefachim combine to invalidate a sukkah?
Synopsis
Invalid s'chach measuring less than four tefachim and an adjacent open space measuring less than three tefachim do not combine to invalidate a sukkah in large sukkot; however, in small sukkot they do combine to invalidate.
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