DUMMY’S RIGHTS
Absolute Rights
- Dummy is entitled to give information, in the Director’s presence, as to fact or law.
- He may keep count of tricks won and lost.
- He plays the cards of the dummy as declarer’s agent as directed and ensures that dummy follows suit (see Law 45F if dummy suggests a play).
Qualified Rights
Dummy may exercise other rights subject to the limitations stated in Law 43.
- Dummy may ask declarer (but not a defender) when he has failed to follow suit to a trick whether he has a card of the suit led.
- He may try to prevent any irregularity.
- He may draw attention to any irregularity, but only after play of the hand is concluded.