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Gina and Jules were shopping together when they decided to buy lottery tickets.
Each bought one ticket and agreed that if either won, they would split the winnings.
Two days later, Gina discovered that she had won. She refused to share with Jules.
2 of 2
What legal arguments may be made by Gina to back up her refusal to share, and by
Jules to insist that Gina must share? Who is likely to be successful if they went to
court? Why?
Each bought one ticket and agreed that if either won, they would split the winnings.
Two days later, Gina discovered that she had won. She refused to share with Jules.
2 of 2
What legal arguments may be made by Gina to back up her refusal to share, and by
Jules to insist that Gina must share? Who is likely to be successful if they went to
court? Why?
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