Elevation in a Sacrificial Offering of Doubt
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Question
If one performs elevation in a sacrificial offering out of doubt, is there a concern of violating the prohibition of 'do not add'?
Answer
One does not perform elevation in a sacrificial offering of doubt.
For this reason, a sacrificial offering that requires elevation is not brought in a case of doubt.
Source
Tosafot, Tractate Zevachim, page 76, side 1, s.v. 'the next day'
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