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Doubling up on a Siyum

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If I learn with a Chavrusa and we both finish a Masechta together, assuming that we wait until different days to make the Siyum (whether permitted or not), if we each attend the other's Siyum, does it have the status of a Seudas Mitzvah? On the one hand, it is a completely separate celebration. On the other hand, I already celebrated the finishing of learning that Masechta with that person!

For example, if during the 9 days (or week of Tish'a B'Av) I make a Siyum on Sunday, and my Chavrusa makes a Siyum on Tuesday, is it appropriate for me to attend and eat meat at both Siyums?

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