Gaming and Games in UK Law
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Ivey v Genting Casinos (UK) Ltd (trading as Crockfords)
... ... In casino games in which the orientation of the back of the card may matter, cards are ... Were they right or wrong? Gaming and the law ... 28 Gaming has been the ... ...
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Imperial Tobacco Ltd v Attorney General
... ... Act 1976: "All lotteries which do not constitute gaming are unlawful, except as provided by this Act" ... ...
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HM Revenue and Customs v The Rank Group
... ... are now of historic interest because of legislative changes both to gaming and to tax law. But that is not to diminish the importance of the issues ... of any facilities for the placing of bets or the playing of any games of chance”. This implemented the general thrust of ... ...
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C.H.T. Ltd v Ward
... ... First, it was said that under the Gaming Acts, 1710 and 1835, money knowingly lent for gaming is irrecoverable, ... statute, loans knowingly made for thepurpose of playing prohibited games, for example hazard, or for the purpose of illegal gaming, for example in ... ...
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Allan (J. M.) (Merchandising) Ltd v Cloke
... ... be conducted in accordance with the provisions of the Betting and Gaming Act, 1960". The plaintiffs clearly represented to the defendants that ... ...
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R v Herrod, ex parte Leeds City Council
... ... in respect of amusements with prizes is section 49 of the Betting Gaming & Lotteries Act 1963 (consolidating ( inter alia ) the Betting & Gaming ... ...
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Tote Investors Ltd v Smoker
... ... She pleads the Gaming Act. She says that the contract was void because Section 18 of the 1845 ... ...
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Phillip Ivey v Genting Casinos UK Ltd and Another
... ... For much of our history, the keeping of gaming houses for the playing of games involving chance has been illegal and ... ...
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Khodari v Tamimi
... ... gave judgment, £202,000 was irrecoverable by virtue of s.1 of the Gaming Act 1892. (b) Of the said sum of £240,500, £11,000 (of which ... In games of bridge and poker, unlike, say, roulette, players bet against each other ... ...
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News of the World Ltd v Friend
... ... 47(1)( a )(i) of the Betting, Gaming and Lotteries Act, 1963. This section reproduces with only unimportant ... competitor with a lively and discerning interest in and knowledge of games of football might consider himself equipped, by deploying his skill and ... ...
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