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## Third Objective [193]
It is not proper to consume even a small amount of *adatta* (unpaid for) in the *sanayamaaryada* (rules of conduct). The consumption of *adatta* occurs when one stays at a place with the permission of an unknown owner, while the actual owner is absent, and then continues to stay there after the actual owner returns. Therefore, one should seek the permission of the actual owner upon his arrival.
The rule regarding staying in a place like a road, etc., with prior permission is as follows:
**32.** One can stay for as long as one wishes, with the permission of the previous *sadhus* (ascetics), near a wall made of mud, etc., near a wall made of bricks, etc., near a *charika* (path between a fort and a city), near a ditch, near a common path, near a fence or a fort.
**Commentary:** If one wishes to stay near a fort, etc., on a road, or near the wall of someone's house, one should seek the permission of the owner, the passerby, or the *Shakrendra* (Indra). If other *sadhus* arrive before the *sadhus* who are already sitting there leave, they can stay with the same permission. It is not necessary for them to seek permission again. Here, the commentary explains the ownership of different areas near the wall of a house, with different measurements. The remaining land is said to be owned by the king.
## The rule regarding going to *gochari* (a place for begging) near an army camp and the atonement for staying overnight:
**33.** If there is an enemy army camp outside the village or the capital, then *nirgranthas* (male ascetics) and *nirgranthis* (female ascetics) should go to the village for begging and return on the same day. However, it is not permissible for them to stay there overnight. Any *nirgrantha* or *nirgranthi* who stays there overnight, or approves of someone staying overnight, transgresses both *jinaagna* (Jain teachings) and *rajagna* (king's order) and incurs the *chaturmasik anudghatik* (four-month atonement).
**Commentary:** The *Pracha. Shru. 2, A. 3* prohibits *sadhus* from going near an army camp. Here, the rule is that if it is absolutely necessary for *sadhus* to go to a village, etc., for *vihar* (spiritual practice), etc., they can cross the army camp and go to the village, etc., for begging. This means that during the time of an army camp, *bhikshus* (begging ascetics) are only allowed to go for begging and return immediately, and others are not allowed to enter.