僧羯磨 2.17

2.17

Let the saṃgha, bhadantas, listen! Today the saṃgha performs the kaṭhinoddhāra. If the saṃgha's time has arrived, and the saṃgha tolerates and listens, the saṃgha now in samagratā performs the kaṭhinoddhāra. This is the ñatti. (If one does not remove it, exceeding the limit of the kaṭhina, it is a duṣkṛta. There are eight grounds for the kaṭhina-bhedana: first, departure; second, completion; third, non-completion; fourth, loss; fifth, cessation of expectation; sixth, hearing [of the removal]; seventh, leaving the boundary; eighth, joint removal. Furthermore, there are two kinds of kaṭhina-bhedana: the bhikṣu holding the kaṭhina spends the night outside the boundary, or the saṃgha jointly removes it in samagratā.)