Wagering and Gaming Contracts in New Zealand

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Wagering and Gaming Contracts in New Zealand

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The law of gaming and wagering contracts in New Zealand has a long and complex history which pre-dates the birth of this nation by almost two centuries. The Gaming Act 1908 (N.Z.) is a consolidating statute, but ss.69, 70 and 71, the enactments having specific application in this area, fall far short of providing a complete code of the law. English statutes enacted in the reigns of Charles II (1664), Anne (1710) and William IV (1835) have always been, and continue to be in force in this count...

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08 Nov, 2021

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Moodie, Robert Alexander

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Gambling regulation / Legal history / New Zealand / Wagers / Gambling / Aleatory contracts / School: School of Law / 180199 Law not elsewhere classified / Marsden: 390113 Legal History / Marsden: 390104 Commercial and Contract law / Degree Discipline: Law / Degree Level: Doctoral / Degree Name: Doctor of Philosophy / Law not elsewhere classified

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