THE LAWS OF ASSOCIATION CROQUET

Copyright © 2000 The Croquet Association on behalf of itself and the Australian Croquet Association, Croquet New Zealand and the United States Croquet Association
PART 2
ORDINARY SINGLES PLAY
C. INTERFERENCE WITH PLAY

32. PLAYING WHEN FORESTALLED

  1. GENERAL If a player continues to play after the adversary has forestalled play and before the issue has been settled, all play following the forestalling is deemed not to have occurred, any points scored for any ball therein are cancelled, the balls are replaced in their lawful positions before the adversary forestalled play and the issue must then be settled. Subject to Law 32(b), the player entitled to play then plays.
  2. EARLIER ERRORS If it is also discovered that the limit of claims of one or more errors had not passed when the adversary forestalled play, the relevant laws shall be applied as if the error or errors had been discovered at that time.
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