30.--If, whilst dealing, a card be exposed on or below the table by the
dealer or his partner, should neither of the adversaries have touched the
cards, the latter can claim a new deal; a card exposed by either adversary
gives that claim to the dealer, provided that his partner has not touched a
card; if a new deal does not take place, the exposed card cannot be called.
31.--If, during dealing, a player touch any of his cards, the adversaries
may do the same, without losing their privilege of claiming a new deal,
should chance give them such option.
32.--If, in dealing, one of the cards be exposed, and the dealer turn up
the trump before there is reasonable time for his adversaries to decide as
to a fresh deal, they do not thereby lose their privilege.
33.--If a player, whilst dealing, look at the trump card, his adversaries
have a right to see it, and either may exact a new deal.
34.--Any one dealing out of turn, or with the {172} adversary's cards, may
be stopped before the trump card is turned up, after which the game must
proceed as if no mistake had been made.
35.--A player can neither shuffle, cut, nor deal for his partner, without
the permission of his opponents.
36.--If the adversaries interrupt a dealer whilst dealing, either by
questioning the score or asserting that it is not his deal, and fail to
establish such claim, should a misdeal occur, he may deal again.