Commentary for Eruvin 49:1

מאן דשרי דהא ליכא דיורין ומאן דאסר זימנין דהוי בה דיורין ואתי לטלטולי

One<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Lit., 'he who'.');">¹</span> permits it because [in the open area] there are no tenants;<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' To claim a share in it. Hence it may be regarded as the domain of the tenants of the alley. The occupants of the path need not be considered in this respect since the path and the open space stand in the same relationship respectively as a small courtyard and a large one that open into one another where the movement of objects is permitted in the latter though forbidden in the former.');">²</span>

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