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A recent dispute over whether a consumer had won £1 million in an online game has some important lessons for B2C businesses and their online terms and conditions, particularly when errors or software glitches occur.
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A recent dispute over whether a consumer had won £1
million in an online game has some important lessons for B2C
businesses and their online terms and conditions, particularly when
errors or software glitches occur. Ariana Shaw, a trainee in our
Technology and Commercial Transactions team, provides a visual
guide to the case, which involved the former National Lottery
operator Camelot. She explains what went wrong and how the drafting
and presentation of Camelot's online terms and conditions were
central to the outcome of this dispute.
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