Responsa for Eruvin 46:12
ואי אשמעינן הלכה כר"ע הוה אמינא דאריך וקטין לא קמ"ל הלכה כר' יוסי
a watchman's hut or a dwelling place,<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' So that the enclosure may be regarded as put up for dwelling purposes.');"><sup>20</sup></span> hence we were informed that 'the halachah is in agreement with R'Akiba'.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' V. 163, n. 9.');"><sup>21</sup></span>
Teshuvot Maharam
Q. Is a person permitted to carry objects on the Sabbath from a planted garden to the house and from the house to the garden, when the garden is adjoining the house?
A. If the major portion of the area of the garden is planted, it is considered a separate enclosure and a person is not permitted to carry objects on the Sabbath from the house to the garden or vice versa. But, if only a small part of the area of the garden is planted, the garden is considered part of the courtyard.
SOURCES: L. 144; cf. Mord. Erub. 485.
A. If the major portion of the area of the garden is planted, it is considered a separate enclosure and a person is not permitted to carry objects on the Sabbath from the house to the garden or vice versa. But, if only a small part of the area of the garden is planted, the garden is considered part of the courtyard.
SOURCES: L. 144; cf. Mord. Erub. 485.
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