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Defender Fails to Play
Penalty Card |
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When a defender fails to lead or play a penalty card as
required by Law 50, he may not, on his own initiative,
withdraw any other card he has played. |
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| B. |
Defender Plays Another
Card |
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Play of Card Accepted |
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(a) |
Declarer May Accept Play |
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If a defender has led or played another card when required by
law to play a penalty card, declarer may accept such lead or play. |
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(b) |
Declarer Must Accept Play |
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Declarer must accept such lead or play if he has thereafter
played from his own hand or dummy. |
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(c) |
Penalty Card Remains Penalty Card |
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If the played card is accepted under either (a) or (b)
preceding, the unplayed penalty card remains a penalty card. |
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2. |
Play of Card Rejected |
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Declarer may require the defender to substitute the penalty
card for the card illegally played or led. Every card illegally led or played
by the defender in the course of committing the irregularity becomes a major
penalty card. |