Correct contract bridge / by E.V. Shepard ; including the official Laws of contract bridge adopted by the Whist Club, New York, and by all the leading clubs in America.

LAWS OF CONTRACT BRIDGE 223

(c) Direct that the contracting revert to the
last legitimate declaration and be continued by the side not in error.
BID OR DOUBLE OUT OF TURN
22. An out-of-turn bid is void, unless the opponent on the left of the offender declares before
either the in-turn bidder declares, or before any
player calls attention to the offense.
When the out-of-turn bid is void, the contracting
proceeds from the declaration of the proper bidder,
and the partner of the offender is barred from further participation in the contracting; but the offender may declare thereafter in his proper turn.
When the partner of the offender is the in-turn bidder, such turn passes to the next bidder.
When the opponent on the left declares before the
in-turn bidder, and before attention is called to the
out-of-turn bid, the contracting continues from that
declaration and there is no penalty.
A double or redouble out of turn is subject to the
same provisions and penalties as a bid out of turn,
except when it is the partner's turn to declare, for
which Law 26-g provides.
PASS
23. When, in his proper turn in the contracting,
a player does not bid, double or redouble, he must
pass; he should do so by saying "Pass" or "No
Bid," and the turn to declare is thereby transferred
to the next player on the left, unless such pass ends
the contracting.