If they are walking together on the road, and he [the muddar] has nothing to eat, he [the maddir] can make a gift to a third person, and he [the muddar] is permitted [to have] it. If there is no other with them, he places it on a stone or a wall, saying, `this is free to whomever desires it`; and the other takes and eats it. But R. Jose forbids this. |
נדרים 4.8 |
If [two] joint owners made a vow not to benefit from one another, they may not enter the courtyard. R. Eliezer b. Jacob said: each enters into his own. And both are forbidden to set up a mill-stone or an oven or breed fowls therein. |
נדרים 5.1 |
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