National Gambling Act, 1996 (Act No. 33 of 1996)Regulations on Limited Payout MachinesChapter 340. Ownership of premises where gambling is conducted |
| 1) | Provincial licensing authorities may deem that premises are unsuitable for the conduct of gambling operations by reason of ownership by a person who is disqualified to hold a gambling licence. |
| 2) | In all cases in which the premises in or on which the gambling operation for which a licence is sought are not wholly-owned by the applicant, the applicant must furnish to the provincial licensing authority a statement of the name and address of the owner or owners of such premises, a copy of all agreements whereby the applicant is entitled to possession of the premises, and such other information as the provincial licensing authority may require. |
| 3) | In all cases in which the premises are owned or partly owned by the applicant, the applicant must furnish to the provincial licensing authority complete information pertaining to the interest held by any person, including interest held under any mortgage, deed or trust agreement, or other device whatsoever, together with such other information as the provincial licensing authority may require. |
| 4) | Every licensee must furnish to the provincial licensing authority complete information pertaining to any change of ownership of the site or of any change of any interest in the site in or on which the licensed gambling is operated within thirty days of becoming aware of such a change. |