When can you call a re-deal in the card game Rook?

In the card game Rook, a re-deal can be called if the initial deal results in an unsatisfactory hand for a player, typically if they have no Rook card or if they believe their hand is unplayable. Players must agree to the re-deal, and it usually requires a specific number of players to consent, often all players present. Additionally, a re-deal may also be called if the cards are dealt incorrectly or if there are any significant errors in the dealing process.