Ruling on eating from others' gardens out of dire necessity

He also has another question: He says: If a person is obligated to perform a duty in a certain area and his provisions run low and he needs food, and he finds gardens or abandoned houses containing fruits, vegetables, or food, is he permitted to eat from them to satisfy his hunger, or not? And in conclusion, peace be upon you and Allah's mercy.
Answer: There is no doubt that if he is in need, he eats what he needs without carrying anything away. If he needs to eat from the garden, from the fruits in it, or from an empty house that has food in it, and he is in need, hungry, and has no provisions, he eats what he needs and there is no blame on him. As it came in the hadith: when he passes by a garden. The point is that if he eats from these fruits or other things that are eaten, there is no blame on him, but he does not carry anything away; he only eats what he needs.