If there was one big well, and one made [Diyumdin] for half, and for half he did not make, the half for which he made is permitted, and the half for which he did not make is forbidden.

Question: If there were two [wells, and each of the two eastern Diyumdin for the west well have an extra plank to the east, and they are also the two western Diyumdin for the east well, can these two Diyumdin] be judged [to permit] for this [well] and for this?

About what do we ask? It is when both of them fill [at the same time], but if one fills [now, surely] it is judged for here or here (whichever side he fills, at that time. We explained this like HA'GAON RAV C. KANIEVSKY, SHLITA.)

If a Chatzer is open to Pasim, one may carry from the Chatzer to the Pasim, and from the Pasim to the Chatzer.

Inference: If there were two Chatzeros [open to Pasim, and a wall is between the Chatzeros, and one may not carry from one Chatzer to the other], it is forbidden [to transfer from a Chatzer to the Pasim].

(R. Ba): [It is forbidden] not only when there are two Chatzeros - rather, even one Chatzer and two houses [in the Chatzer that may not transfer from one to another, one may not transfer from the Chatzer to the Pasim].

Assumption: This is when they were not Me'arev, but if they were Me'arev, they are permitted.

Rejection (R. Daniel brei d'Rav Katinah citing Rav Chunah): Even if they were Me'arev, they are forbidden, for an Eruv does not make them one [regarding carrying between the Pasim.]

Observation: Rav Huna teaches like he taught elsewhere. There was an argument about a Mavuy that has Nochrim on one side and Yisraelim on one side;

(Rav Huna citing Rav): If they were Me'arev through the openings [to the Mavuy], the Nochrim forbid them [and all the more so if they were Me'arev through windows between the houses, the Nochrim forbid them in the Chatzer];

(Aba bar Rav Chanah citing R. Yochanan): Even if they were Me'arev through windows, the Nochrim do not forbid them. (Due to the Eruv, the Yisraelim are like one. Chachamim decreed that a Nochri forbids only in a common case, when at least two Yisraelim are with him.)

Rejection: Even if Rav Huna held like R. Yochanan that it is permitted there, here he could agree that it is forbidden [to transfer between the Chatzeros and the Pasim];

There (regarding Pasim), perhaps in the future the well will be inoperative, and he will think that an Eruv helps for Pasei Bira'os, and [really], an Eruv does not help for Pasei Bira'os. (If there is not a working well, there is no Heter. We explained this Sugya like PNEI MOSHE.)

(R. Yosi bei R. Bun): They permitted Pasei Bira'os only to draw water in them.