Disputes

Edited

22.1. In the event that a dispute arises between a Customer and Easybet in relation to the liability of Easybet to pay alleged winnings to the Customer, and that dispute cannot be resolved between the parties, the dispute may be referred to the Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board (“the Board”) for resolution.

22.2. Easybet will inform the Customer that the dispute will be referred to the Board, and shall refer such dispute to the Board within forty-eight (48) hours of having so informed the Customer.

22.3. The Customer may, however, of his or her own volition, refer a patron dispute to the Board for resolution.

22.4. The Board shall conduct an investigation into the matter and shall thereafter resolve the dispute and communicate the outcome to the parties.

22.5. If either Easybet or the Customer is not satisfied with the resolution of the Board, such party may file a petition with the Board to hold a hearing to reconsider the resolution.

22.6. If either Easybet or the Customer is not satisfied with the resolution of the Board, such party may file a petition with the Board to hold a hearing to reconsider the resolution.

22.7. The Board shall hold such a hearing and shall determine whether the original resolution of the dispute should be confirmed, set aside or amended in any way.

22.8. The option to refer a dispute to the Board for resolution shall in no way supersede or supplant any party’s right to have a dispute adjudicated upon by a court of competent jurisdiction.

22.9. The parties hereby consent to the jurisdiction of the Magistrate’s Court in terms of Section 45 of the Magistrate’s Court Act of 1994 (or any similar act replacing the act) for the purposes of any proceedings in terms of or incidental to this Agreement, provided that any parties, at its option, shall have the right to institute proceedings in any division of the High court having jurisdiction and any costs incurred by the successful party to such proceedings shall be faxed accordingly to the tariff scale applicable to the High Court.