Bookmaker wants to challenge rule change which he claims impacts 'seniority rights' to lucrative on-course pitches

The High Court is to decide whether a bookmaker has any legal standing to challenge a change to rules which he says has affected his seniority rights to lucrative premium on-course bookies' pitches.

Bookmaker wants to challenge rule change which he claims impacts 'seniority rights' to lucrative on-course pitches
Tue, 06 Nov, 2018 - 17:06

By Ann O'Loughlin

The High Court is to decide whether a bookmaker has any legal standing to challenge a change to rules which he says has affected his seniority rights to lucrative premium on-course bookies' pitches.

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