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Must we remove a boule that has gone out of play?

Yes, any boule out of play must immediately be removed from the playing are, if it is not it will be deemed live as soon as the next boule is played (article 19).

It should be placed off the terrain by preferably still visible to the players. It should not be carried around (article 23).

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