New Zealand Gazette – 1997 – No. 46

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✨ Casino Promotions Rules

1084 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 46

4.12 The surrender of a ticket to the casino operator and the receipt by the bearer of the ticket of any prize payable in respect of the ticket shall be a good and complete discharge of the casino operator, notwithstanding any notice the casino operator may have of the alleged right, title, interest or claim of any other person or persons to the prize money.

4.13 The casino operator shall not be responsible or liable as a result of the payment of a prize to the bearer of any lost or stolen ticket, whether or not advice of the loss or theft has been reported or notified to the casino operator before payment of the prize.

4.14 No prize shall be paid on the basis of an invalid ticket.

4.15 The casino operator may require the bearer of the ticket, before paying any prize on it, to:

(a) surrender the ticket;

(b) sign the back of the ticket;

(c) complete and return a prize claim form.

4.16 In any case where the casino operator is not satisfied that a claimant to a prize is entitled to receive it, the casino operator shall refuse the claim and notify the claimant in writing of the decision.

4.17 The casino operator may cancel, or invalidate the outcome of, a casino promotion if:

(a) the conduct of the promotion is disrupted by civil commotion, fire, riot, brawl, robbery, building evacuation or an Act of God; or

(b) the casino operator has reason to suspect that any fraudulent act on the part of any participant or person employed in the casino has affected or may affect, in the opinion of the casino operator, the outcome of the promotion; or

(c) there has been any error, omission or other irregularity that, in the opinion of the casino operator, has materially affected or may materially affect the conduct or outcome of the promotion.

4.18 Where a casino promotion is cancelled, or the outcome of a promotion is invalidated, pursuant to rule 4.17, the casino operator shall hold and dispose of the prizes in accordance with procedures approved from time to time by the Authority.

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🏭 Casino Promotions Schedule (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated24 April 1997
KeywordsCasino, Promotions, Rules, Gaming, Lottery, Prize Claim

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