Commentary for Nedarim 92:1

מחלוקת שיש בה כדי חלוקה אבל אין בה כדי חלוקה דברי הכל מותר

The dispute is only if it [the court] is large enough to be divided; but if not, all agree that they are permitted.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' The smallest area of a court to be of any use as such is four square cubits. Now, only if it contains at least eight square cubits do the Rabbis maintain that each is forbidden to enter, since it is possible for them to divide, and yet each portion shall be large enough itself for a court; for then it cannot be said that when they purchased it jointly, each was entitled to the whole of it, as explained on p. 142, n. 2. But a lesser area cannot be divided, and therefore the original condition of purchase must have been that the whole belongs to each. ');">¹</span>

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