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Baba Batra 12 | Rav David Maman | Daf Hayomi

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Rav David Maman

A Daf Hayomi shiur on Baba Batra 12 by Rav David Maman, presented by Daf Hayomi.

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[Music] The PRS (Residence Permit) at the RU level of the residence wants to block access to the section of the MAVO (main street) access to the section of the MAVO (main street) facing their house. They wanted to close the MAVO in front of their door. We're told that the people in the MAVO of the condominium, more or less, have the right to prevent them from entering because, since it blocks their path, they are forced to take a detour. It's important to understand that in the comments, everyone is asking about the specific case, since initially we heard that the arbamot (a type of waste collection point) is something we have the right to arbamot (a type of waste collection point) is something we have the right to keep in front of our house for unloading, but in the case of an MAVO, we don't really understand what the situation is. But we'll leave that question aside. In any case, we see that it can be blocked there. The problem is that when you have C residences with courtyards, each facing the MAVO, and so, little by little, let's imagine these MAVOs are perpendicular to the main street of the public domain, we'll have public domain, we'll have residences facing them, some more or less close. Regarding the famous public domain street, what we say here is, "Kouan mapsot imitsona," all residences, even at the very end of this alley, have the right to use the part that is on their side, the part closest to the intersection with the main street. However, the people who live in However, the people who live in the residence closest to the street can only use their own part of the alley, not the end, because there's no need for that. The others have their own section, and the one further out, means that the further a

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  1. 0:04[Music] The PRS (Residence Permit) at the RU level of the residence wants to block access
  2. 3:06block access. that in the end, everyone can block it as if everyone had rights. The
  3. 6:12all the door signs. This is the lintel, the place where the doorpost is placed. This
  4. 9:49passage. And we're talking here about the "meou Chine" (a local term for a specific type
  5. 12:59first time we stuff it? Because back in the day, as the comments explain, we used
  6. 16:37than the second time is one day, it's because the first time will also give a
  7. 19:43have to be, among other things, prophecy. It left these people to go towards the wise.
  8. 22:56in the market, heard, who says today, the one who will be in the city of
  9. 26:38translate that this is the etymological proof here that it means something like " pierced with
  10. 29:46see, it's a man who sold, who bought a piece of land next to his father's

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