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Volume: 2 Issue: 9
( 2003)
Keywords:
online gambling
e-gambling
i-gambling
internet gambling
world trade organisation
wto
gat
Authors:
lode van den hende
Organisations:
herbert smith
Jurisdictions:
antigua & barbuda
EU, Canada, Japan, Mexico seek to intervene in Antigua WTO case
Antigua and Barbuda’s complaint to the WTO that it has been unable to secure access to the US’s gambling market through electronic means has attracted interest from several jurisdictions including the EU, Canada, Japan, Mexico and Taiwan who will seek to intervene in the case as third parties.
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