<!-- wp:html --><p>The co-owner of New Hampshire’s Concord Casino wants the state’s highest court to rule against state officials in a continuing regulatory and legal battle over the charitable gaming property. New Hampshire Supreme Court, pictured above. Lawyers representing Andy Sanborn are appealing his case over a state casino to the state’s top court. (Image: KERA) Attorneys representing casino co-owner Andy Sanborn recently filed an appeal with the state Supreme Court, according to New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR). Battle Over Casino Sale Key to Sanborn’s case are allegations that the New Hampshire Lottery Commission and the office of the state’s Attorney General illegally kept Sanborn from selling the casino. State officials have denied the accusations. Another part of Sanborn’s argument points out that Administrative Law Judge Gregory Albert — who recently ruled against Sanborn — recognized it was reasonable to provide Sanborn another extension to sell the charitable casino, NHPR reported. The equities in this matter strongly favor an extension given the&hellip; <a href="https://www.casino.org/news/andy-sanborns-legal-team-appeals-casino-case-to-new-hampshire-supreme-court/" target="_blank" class="feedzy-rss-link-icon">Read More</a></p>
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