Can one fulfill the lulav obligation on the first day with a borrowed set?
Synopsis
The first day requires 'lachem' (yours). A borrowed lulav is invalid. A conditional gift ('yours until you fulfill, then mine') is also invalid. An outright gift is valid.
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