Part 3 Customer Lottery
Gambling Act 2005 (2005 c 19) | Legislation

Part 3 Customer Lottery

The exemption

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(1)     A lottery is exempt if—

(a)     it is promoted by a person (“the promoterâ€) who occupies premises in Great Britain in the course of a business (“the business premisesâ€),

(b)     no ticket in the lottery is sold or supplied to a person except at a time when he is on the business premises as a customer of the promoter, and

(c)     the other conditions of a customer lottery specified in this Part are satisfied.

(2)     A lottery to which sub-paragraph (1) applies is referred to in this Part as a customer lottery.

(3)     For the purposes

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