Can one fulfill the Megillah obligation from a reader from whom one is sworn not to accept benefit (noder)?
Synopsis
One can fulfill the Megillah obligation even if hearing from a reader with whom one has a vow of non-benefit, because commandment fulfillment is not considered 'benefit' in the halakhic sense.
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