The racing regulator has decided to appeal a judgment by the NSW Supreme Court over the Australian Turf Club’s future.
A court has ruled that Racing NSW and chief executive Peter V’landys’ move to sack the Australian Turf Club board was “invalid”.
The state’s racing regulator has been dealt a significant blow after a court ruled that its appointment of an administrator to take charge of the Australian Turf Club was invalid.
Racing NSW has lost its attempt to put the Australian Turf Club (ATC) into administration and replace the board with an administrator.
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