Kaszuba v. Zientara
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
HOFFMAN, Judge.
This case originates from a dispute over entitlement to the proceeds of a winning ticket in the Illinois lottery.
The parties are residents of Indiana. Plaintiff/appellee Zientara requested that his friend and co-worker, Chester Kaszuba, purchase an Illinois lottery ticket for Zien-tara. Bernice Kaszuba was employed in an Tilinois tavern where lottery tickets were sold and Kaszuba had previously obtained tickets for Zientara. Kaszuba agreed and Zientara gave him an envelope containing the purchase price and the number selections for the ticket. Zientara's was a winning number…
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