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15off site

16relative : /?p=my/page/ref/cpp

17relative /?p=my/page/ref/cpp#name

18relative: #name

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27. PLAYING WHEN A BALL IS MISPLACED

GENERAL
1. Between strokes, any misplaced balls must be placed in a lawful position, at the striker's choice if more than one is available. Subject to Law 23(b), if the adversary observes that the striker is about to play a stroke when any ball is misplaced, he must forestall play. [see ORLC rulings]
2. If a stroke is played with a ball misplaced, the first of the relevant Laws 27(d) to 27(i) applies.
3. A misplaced ball remains so until it is placed in a lawful position or moved by a stroke.
MINOR MISPLACEMENT TEST For the purposes of these Laws, nothing.
MINOR MISPLACEMENT For the purposes of these Laws:
1. a ball is deemed to be in contact with another ball when a stroke is played even if it is physically not in contact at that time if, in preparation for the stroke, the striker attempted finally to place, adjust or leave the balls in contact; and
2. a ball is deemed not to be in contact with another ball when a stroke is played even if it is physically in contact at that time if, in preparation for the stroke, the striker attempted finally to place, adjust or leave the balls out of contact.
PURPORTING TO TAKE CROQUET
1. Subject to Law 27(c)(2), the striker purports to take croquet if:
  1. he plays a stroke after finally placing or adjusting one or more balls so that the striker's ball is in contact with a ball from which it may not lawfully take croquet; or
  2. being required to take croquet, he plays a stroke after leaving the striker's ball in contact with a ball from which it may not lawfully take croquet.
2. Temporarily removing and replacing a ball under Law 3(c)(2) or replacing a ball after interference under Laws 33 or 34 does not of itself constitute placing or adjusting it.
3. Purporting to take croquet from a live ball has the same consequences as taking croquet from that ball, except that Law 27(e) applies.
PURPORTING TO TAKE CROQUET FROM DEAD BALL
If the striker purports to take croquet from a dead ball and the error is discovered before the first stroke of the adversary's next turn, the error is rectified and the turn ends.