Regarding the sale of meat from animals slaughtered by non-Jews (nevelah) by Jewish butchers.

Date: 9 Shevat 5574

From: Rabbi Moshe Sofer

To: Rabbi Yehoshua Falk

Description

The responsum discusses the permissibility of Jewish butchers selling meat from animals slaughtered by non-Jews (nevelah) when a shochet is unavailable, and examines potential leniencies based on 'amira l'nochri' (telling a non-Jew to perform a forbidden act) and the non-Jew acting for his own benefit.

Source: Shu"t Chasam Sofer Collected §24

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