Halakhah for Bekhorot 36:19
ר' מאיר אפי' ספק מעשר מחייב והא דמיפלגי בחליפין להודיעך כחו דרבי יוסי דפטר אפי' היכא דכהן בא עליו משני צדדין קא משמע לן:
- You might have assumed that R'Meir, even in the case of a doubtfully tithed animal, makes him liable, and the reason why they differ [in the matter where the priest has a beast] in its stead, is to show how far R'Jose is prepared to go, since he exempts even where the priest can make a claim upon him from two sides.
Shulchan Arukh, Yoreh De'ah
One should not ask while standing, and one should not answer while standing. And some say that when one asks a matter of halacha, one needs to stand. (Tosafot, Chapter Pesulei HaMukdashin, in the name of the Yerushalmi) One should not ask from a high place, nor from a distance, nor from behind the elders. One should only ask about the topic at hand. One should only ask out of fear. One should not ask more than three halachot about the topic.
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