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Section 2630
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2630. Where gaming and wagering are not expressly authorized by law, the winning party may not exact payment of the debt and the losing party may not recover the sum paid.
The losing party may recover the sum paid, however, in cases of fraud or trickery, or where the losing party is a minor or a person of full age under tutorship or under a protection mandate or not endowed with reason.
2630. Where gaming and wagering are not expressly authorized by law, the winning party may not exact payment of the debt and the losing party may not recover the sum paid.
The losing party may recover the sum paid, however, in cases of fraud or trickery, or where the losing party is a minor or a person of full age under protective supervision or not endowed with reason.
2630. Where gaming and wagering contracts are not expressly authorized by law, the winning party may not exact payment of the debt and the losing party may not recover the sum paid.
The losing party may recover the sum paid, however, in cases of fraud or trickery, or where the losing party is a minor or a protected person of full age or not endowed with reason.
2630. Where gaming and wagering contracts are not expressly authorized by law, the winning party may not exact payment of the debt and the losing party may not recover the sum paid.
The losing party may recover the sum paid, however, in cases of fraud or trickery or where the losing party is a minor or a person of full age who is protected or not endowed with reason.
