Chapter 29
Laws Derived from Isaiah: Running, Walking, Commerce, Measuring, Reading, Speaking
SPEAKING ON SHARBATH AND YOM TOV WITH THE OBJECT OF CONDUCTING EVERYDAY AFFAIRS
53.a. 1) One may tell a non-Jew, or even a Jew, on Shabbath, to bring fruit for one after Shabbath
a) even from a place that is beyond the limit to which one is permitted to walk, or
b) even in a place where there is no eiruv and one is not allowed to carry things about on Shabbath
2) The reason for this is that there could be a possibility of one’s bringing the fruit oneself on Shabbath in a permissible manner, namely
a) if the relevant areas were surrounded by a suitable partition or
b) if there were an
53.b. 1) On the other hand, one may not tell a person on Shabbath
a) to pick fruit for one after Shabbath and bring it to one, even from within the permitted limit to which one can walk, or
b) to bring one, after Shabbath, fruit which in muktzeh.
2) The reason for this is that no means exist whereby one could make it permissible for these acts to be done on Shabbath.
