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n the case of it was held that lottery tickets are goods and not actionable claims. Thus, sale of lottery tickets is sale of goods.
H. Anraj z. Government of Tamil Nadu [AIR 1986 SC 631
UP Cooperative Cane Unions Federation v. West UP Sugar Mills Assn. [AIR 2004 SC 3697]
Commissioner of Sales Tax v. Madhya Pradesh Electricity Board [AIR 1970 SC 7321
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In this case, It has been held by the SC that lottery tickets are goods and not actionable claim. It was observed that a sale of a lottery ticket confers two rights on the purchaser: (i) right to particijpate in the draw (ii) right to claim the prize, if successful The right to participate in the draw, which takes place on the sale of lottery ticket would be transfer of beneficial interest in the movable property to the purchaser, and is therefore a sale of lottery ticket. The right to claim the prize is held to be an actionable claim.
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