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==Less than a Kezayit== | ==Less than a Kezayit== | ||
#Is there is baal yiraeh on less than a kezayit? Maharam Chalavah 45a s.v. amar and Rabbenu Dovid 6b s.v. iylayma explicitly hold that there is a biblical violation of baal yiraeh on less than a kezayit like every other prohibition that is prohibited with less than the requisite measure (Yoma 74a). It is possible to argue that based on Rashi, Tosfot, and other rishonim on 45a baal yiraeh biblically does not apply to less than a kezayit though it isn't explicit in their conclusions. Taz 442:5, Magen Avraham 442:10 in understanding Shulchan Aruch O.C. 442:11 and Smak, Shagat Aryeh 81 hold that there's no biblical violation of baal yiraeh on less than a kezayit. See [[Bedikat_Chametz#What]]. | # One must get rid of even less than a kezayit of chametz.<ref>Mishna Brurah 438:12, 444:33</ref> | ||
#Is there is baal yiraeh on less than a kezayit? Some rishonim hold that there is a biblical violation of baal yiraeh for less than a kezayit of chametz, others disagree and hold it is only a rabbinic obligation.<ref>Maharam Chalavah 45a s.v. amar and Rabbenu Dovid 6b s.v. iylayma explicitly hold that there is a biblical violation of baal yiraeh on less than a kezayit like every other prohibition that is prohibited with less than the requisite measure (Yoma 74a). It is possible to argue that based on Rashi, Tosfot, and other rishonim on 45a baal yiraeh biblically does not apply to less than a kezayit though it isn't explicit in their conclusions. Taz 442:5, Magen Avraham 442:10 in understanding Shulchan Aruch O.C. 442:11 and Smak, and Shagat Aryeh 81 hold that there's no biblical violation of baal yiraeh on less than a kezayit.</ref> See [[Bedikat_Chametz#What]]. | |||
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