New Zealand Gazette – 2003 – No. 113

Page 2993

✨ Betting Rules under Racing Act 2003

25 AUGUST NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 2993

5. CONDITIONS RELATING TO INVESTMENTS BY CASH

5.1 Acceptance and Issue of Bets

(a) The Board’s agent in charge of any Totalisator Agency may
declare at any time that the office is closed for receiving cash
Investments.

(b) Only bank notes, coins or such other instruments for payment as
the Board may determine from time to time shall be accepted.

(c) On acceptance of the Investment by the Board, Investors will be
issued with a bet on a printed ticket which must be presented
when claiming any Dividend, Return or Refund due in respect of
such bet.

(d) Such tickets will be printed to show the date of issue, the name
designated for the Race Meeting or event concerned, the
selections, Ticket Value and such other particulars as may be
required to identify the bet recorded.

(e) Subject to the provisions of this Rule and Rule 4.15, the Investor
shall be deemed to accept the ticket issued to him or her unless
he or she applies within 60 seconds after issue of the ticket for
the rectification of any error or omission in the ticket.

(f) Where any ticket is incomplete as to the required particulars,
altered or defaced the details will be deemed to be those as
recorded on the Board’s computer system.

VUW Te Waharoa — NZ Gazette 2003, No 113

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