May one build a Sukkah in a public area that people do not pass by, such as a forest or field?[1] Yes, as the restriction only applies to an area that is actively used by the public to walk through. [1] Implication of wording of Admur ibid; See M”B 637:10
May one build a Sukkah in a public area that people do not pass by, such as a forest or field?[1]
Yes, as the restriction only applies to an area that is actively used by the public to walk through.
[1] Implication of wording of Admur ibid; See M”B 637:10 and Biur Halacha 637 “Vichein” “It’s possible that perhaps only by the marketplace where there are passersby is it a problem, as opposed to the sides of the public area near one’s home.”