The Appellate Division, Third Department held that the New York State Gaming Commission's oversight of harness horse racing is on a proprietary basis, subjecting it to the ordinary rules of negligence.
July 05, 2022 at 04:52 PM
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Litigation Reporter
An Albany appeals court held that the New York State Gaming Commission’s oversight of harness racing is proprietary, subjecting it to the ordinary rules of negligence.
The ruling by the Appellate Division, Third Department, stems from a competitor who filed a claim against the commission after he was seriously injured in the form of horse racing at the Saratoga Hotel and Casino racetrack in 2017.
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