Joan Parker-Grennan has sued National Lottery operator Camelot and says she should get £1 million. Camelot disputes her claim and says it is liable to pay only £10.
A woman has lost the latest stage of a High Court fight over whether she is entitled to a National Lottery prize of £10 or £1 million.Camelot disputes her claim and says it is liable to pay only £10.
Lawyers told the judge how Mrs Parker-Grennan, from Boston, Lincolnshire, had played online after buying an Instant Win Game ticket for £5 on August 25 2015. But the judge was told that between August 25 and 26 2015 there had been a “technical issue” which could result in “different graphical animations” being displayed on some players’ screens.
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