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Being a Chazan in a Different Nusach

Davening in a place with a different nusach
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Question

Is it permissible to serve as a chazan in a place where one must pray the repetition of the Amidah not according to their own nusach?

Answer

It is permissible

Source

Siman 68, Siman 568, Siman 496.

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