• Definition "Party" + RRS 76.3
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  Joan Noguera Yesterday 17:18
• Rule 17 upwind before and after the start.
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  Nick Taylor Yesterday 17:11
• Virtual Mark rounding
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  David Dalli Fri 15:29
• RYA Appeals
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  Jim Champ Fri 12:17
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  John Beavis Wed 21:17

• Rule 17 upwind before and after the start.
  Agreed to #1-3. :) 
  
  Adding to your additional point: 
  A typical example would be boat X sailing near the pin-end and luffing above close-hauled to fetch it and start. In this case, the proper course could even be head to wind for a moment to fetch and pass the pin-end. 
  
  
  Frank Brinkers Today 00:34
• Virtual Mark rounding
  With respect to the 5 decimal places, I asked Stan Honey for his opinion. Here is his reply:
  "In my view, a waypoint defined by coordinates is mathematically a zero dimensional point.  It is a location with no physical size.  I don’t think it should matter whether it is defined in the SIs as 38 00.00000N 122 00.00000W, or 38N 122W.  Either way the location is defined exactly and the point has no dimensions and no uncertainty.  Although if folks writing the SIs want to specify the trailing zeros it does no harm but it doesn’t change the location or characteristics of the waypoint.  It still has zero dimensions and is mathematically a point."
  Jim Capron Yesterday 22:59
• Definition "Party" + RRS 76.3
  Party …
  (C)for a redress hearing under rule 61.4(b)(1): the body alleged to have made an improper action or improper omission;
  So whatever committee or authority that made the exclusion and the affected boat 
  Paul Murray Yesterday 19:14
• RYA Appeals
  RYA's Casebook is at https://www.rya.org.uk/racing/rules/rya-case-book/
  Peter Glick Fri 20:08
• Portsmouth Yardstick
  Thanks everyone for your contributions. There is a clarity in my mind now with all the inputs given here. Now I will close this thread here.
  Satish Kumar Kanwar Fri 19:17

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