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Tag Archives: free trade
BetFair Australia fought for free trade across Australian state boundaries… and won.
BetFair UK: Betfair Customer Services 27 Mar 00:58 In a judgment handed down this morning, the High Court of Australia has struck down the anti-betting exchange laws enacted by the Western Australian government in late 2006. The laws operated to … Continue reading
Posted in Exchanges & Markets, Regulations
Tagged Andrew Black, Australia, bet exchanges, BetFair, BetFair Australia, betting exchanges, event derivative markets, event derivatives, free trade, Government of Tasmania, High Court of Australia, horse racing, Melbourne, prediction exchanges, prediction markets, Sydney Morning Herald, Tasmania, Western Australia, Western Australian government
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