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Puerto Rico court orders gaming commission to process route-machine licence applications

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The San Juan Court of First Instance ordered Puerto Rico’s Gaming Commission to receive and process licence applications from route-based gaming machine operators. The ruling gives the Commission five days to accept applications and issue receipts and case numbers; incomplete applications must be identified in writing within 15 days. The court said about 2,000 machines remain available under the 25,000-machine statutory cap.

The order requires the Commission to begin processing applications and sets deadlines for intake and deficiency notices.

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