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Originally posted by bob jenkins
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Originally posted by Mark Dexter
And I knew this (not quickly enough), but was trying to find the rule reference. Is this another one that's only implicitly in there?
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4-4-5 4.15.4C(c)
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That case reference is specifically for a try. In Mark's case he says he judges it to not be a try.
BBR, this situation has come up a time or two at our meetings and I have tried to explain why it is judged legal. I am not getting my point across LOL...can you again explain why it is legal, even if judged not to be a try?
Mon Jan 31, 2005, 10:31am
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