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Judge rejects woman’s bid to force Golden Casket to release details of winning ticket
A woman who claims to be one of the winners of a Gold Lotto draw in January 2014 has had her application to gain details about the “lost” winning ticket rejected by the Supreme Court in Cairns.
Key points:
- One of two winning tickets, each worth $2 million, was bought in Cairns in January 2014 and has never been successfully claimed
- Kathy Rado says she had the winning ticket but lost it, however her claims have been rejected by Golden Casket
- A judge has ruled that Golden Casket does not have to release details of when and where the winning ticket was sold
Kathy Rado claimed she lost her ticket and was requesting Golden Casket release the time, date and location of where the winning ticket was sold so she could verify her claim.
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