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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 230 — Kentucky horse racing and gaming corporation

230.363 Money to be turned over to racing and gaming corporation.

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Any person who has made a report of unclaimed pari-mutuel tickets to the corporation as required by KRS 230.362 shall, between November 1 and November 15 of each year, turn over to the corporation the sum represented by the unclaimed pari-mutuel tickets so reported; but if the person making the report or the owner of the unclaimed pari-mutuel ticket certifies to the corporation by sworn statement that any or all of the statutory conditions necessary to create a presumption of abandonment no longer exists or never did exist, or shall certify existence of any fact or circumstance in which there is substantial evidence to rebut such presumption, then, the person reporting the unclaimed pari-mutuel tickets or holding the sum represented by the unclaimed pari-mutuel tickets as reported shall not be required to turn over said sum to the corporation except upon order of court.
If the holder of any unclaimed pari-mutuel ticket files an action in court claiming the sum which has been reported under the provisions of KRS 230.362, the person reporting or holding the sum represented by said unclaimed pari-mutuel ticket shall be under no duty while any such action is pending to turn over said sum to the corporation, but shall have the duty of notifying the corporation of the pendency of such action.
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