tes resembling a beis yosef tzadik sofit
The tes (is this is a mlo ois ketana underneath that would posul)?
How about the Bais of Uleovdo?
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ReplyDeleteThe tes doesn't have a mlo ois ketana coming down, if it would - it would turn the tes into a tzadi pshuta. Even as it is on the scan the tes looks a bit like a shaylas tinok if its a zadi, but I guess in reality it looks more a tes.
ReplyDeleteI showed this to R' Shammai Gross this morning. He said it's a problem and to ask a tinnuk. He said if it woudl be any longer (even a little bit) he would pasul it.
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