Even though the mourners don't publicly observed morning on the holiday people come to visit them and comfort them therefore they are not obligated to come visit after the holiday since they already visited during the holiday. If somebody passed away before the holiday and they started observing the morning before the holiday then the start of the holiday breaks the morning Of the 7 days and the 30 day starts including the holiday

When we postpone morning on the holiday it's only public morning but morning in private is observed on the holiday. Public mourning is not observed on the holiday however the laws of aninoot apply on the holiday based on whether a burial is taking place or not.

All burial needs and funeral needs may be doneas needed on the holiday. Graves are not dug in preparation only when needed. we don't pull out grass in the cemetery on the Holiday. After a burial on holiday the 7 days of mourning do not begin immediately but are postponed until after the holiday. The last day of the holiday in places that have two days of holiday count towards the completion of the 7 days even though morning is not observed publicly.

Although it's forbidden to eulogize people who passed away on 30 days for the holiday within the 30 days close to the holiday someone who just heard about the passing of his relative within the 30 days may eulogize him very the custom of making a eulogy at the end of the year of mourning is permitted even within 30 days from the holiday. Ripping clothes is only done for relatives for whom one is obligated to mourn

It is permitted to make a meal to celebrate a circumcision or the redemption of the 1st born on the holiday. A woman can do cosmetic procedures on the holiday if they will be finished during the holiday Eulogies and fasting are forbidden on holiday.

It is forbidden to get married on the holiday betrothal is permitted without a meal. dancing is permitted One may remarry his ex wife It is permitted to get married on the Eve of the holiday.

One who is giving a response or is permitted to make a copy 1 may take notes during his learning so he doesn't forget The court's judge monetary and capital cases

Promise every notes may not be written unless one does not trust the borrower or if the scribe does not have what to eat. Whatever may be written can be read in the normal way what can't be written may not be written even in an unusual manner

When is to permitted to write down is expenses and accounts. It is also permitted to write legal documents for public benefit.

A person can write Tefillin for personal use on the holiday and can makes Sisit for personal use on the holiday. if he doesn't have what to eat he could for others as well