Responsa for Chullin 29:17
לא שנא בשוגג ולא שנא במזיד לא אכיל
But may we not explain the Mishnah in accordance with R'Johanan ha-Sandlar who holds the view that whether he acted inadvertently or deliberately he may never eat of it? - Nay, for R'Johanan ha-Sandlar discriminates between him and others after the termination of the Sabbath, whereas the Tanna of our Mishnah states: THE SLAUGHTERING IS VALID, without discriminating between him and others.
Teshuvot Maharam
Q. A set aside two days as Yom-Kippur. [He would fast on the 10th and 11th of Tishri], If Yom-Kippur should fall on a Thursday [for A, therefore, Thursday and Friday], may he ask his neighbors to prepare meals for him on Friday for the Sabbath?
A. No, but he may partake of anything his neighbors and friends have prepared for themselves.
SOURCES: Pr. 76.
A. No, but he may partake of anything his neighbors and friends have prepared for themselves.
SOURCES: Pr. 76.
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