Shabbat · Orach Chaim 392

Eruv Techumin Food Requirements

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Eruv Techumin Food Requirements

Can a city that was originally private property (owned by one individual) be included in a single city-wide eruv without any exclusion?

Does a publicly-owned city with only one entrance require an exclusion (shiur) for a valid city eruv?

Does a publicly-owned city with two entrances (through which the public enters one and exits the other) require an exclusion (shiur) for a valid city eruv, even if it later became private property?

What is the minimum valid exclusion (shiur) for a city eruv when an exclusion is required?

Can houses excluded from a city eruv (as the shiur) qualify even if their entrances face outward (away from the city) or if they are animal/storage buildings that themselves don't require an eruv?

Can non-Jewish houses count as the required exclusion (shiur) for a city eruv?

Does a ladder (on the city wall) on one side count as a 'second entrance' that would require a shiur for a city eruv?

Does a garbage heap (ashpah) in front of one of a city's two entrances render that entrance legally non-existent, so that the city can have a single eruv without a shiur?

If one alley in a city (of private origin) did not participate in the city eruv, does that alley prohibit carrying for all other residents?

Can a walled city eruv (of private origin) be divided in half — with each half forming a separate eruv partnership?

What type of partition (lechi, korah, pasim, tzurat ha-petach, or matzevah) is required to separate one portion of a city eruv from another when splitting is permitted?

Does a walled city with gates and doors (fully enclosed) have its eruv prohibition against splitting apply only when its entire perimeter is valid as mechitzot, or also when only part of the city is validly enclosed?

If a publicly-owned city's population decreases to fifty residents, does it still require a shiur (exclusion) for its eruv?

When granting partnership in a city-wide eruv to all city residents, must each resident be notified that they received a benefit?

Does a publicly-owned city (ir shel rabbim) with gates locked at night acquire the status of a private city (ir shel yachid) for eruv purposes, removing the need for a shiur?

Is a city eruv required to encompass all alleys, or can individual alleys make separate eruvin independent of the city-wide eruv?

Can a city that was originally private property (owned by one individual) be included in a single city-wide eruv without any exclusion?

Does a publicly-owned city with only one entrance require an exclusion (shiur) for a valid city eruv?

Does a publicly-owned city with two entrances (through which the public enters one and exits the other) require an exclusion (shiur) for a valid city eruv, even if it later became private property?

What is the minimum valid exclusion (shiur) for a city eruv when an exclusion is required?

Can houses excluded from a city eruv (as the shiur) qualify even if their entrances face outward (away from the city) or if they are animal/storage buildings that themselves don't require an eruv?

Can non-Jewish houses count as the required exclusion (shiur) for a city eruv?

Does a ladder (on the city wall) on one side count as a 'second entrance' that would require a shiur for a city eruv?

Does a garbage heap (ashpah) in front of one of a city's two entrances render that entrance legally non-existent, so that the city can have a single eruv without a shiur?

If one alley in a city (of private origin) did not participate in the city eruv, does that alley prohibit carrying for all other residents?

Can a walled city eruv (of private origin) be divided in half — with each half forming a separate eruv partnership?

What type of partition (lechi, korah, pasim, tzurat ha-petach, or matzevah) is required to separate one portion of a city eruv from another when splitting is permitted?

Does a walled city with gates and doors (fully enclosed) have its eruv prohibition against splitting apply only when its entire perimeter is valid as mechitzot, or also when only part of the city is validly enclosed?

If a publicly-owned city's population decreases to fifty residents, does it still require a shiur (exclusion) for its eruv?

When granting partnership in a city-wide eruv to all city residents, must each resident be notified that they received a benefit?

Does a publicly-owned city (ir shel rabbim) with gates locked at night acquire the status of a private city (ir shel yachid) for eruv purposes, removing the need for a shiur?

Is a city eruv required to encompass all alleys, or can individual alleys make separate eruvin independent of the city-wide eruv?