Ley 1/1991, de 27 de febrero, reguladora del régimen sancionador en materia de juego. | BOE-A-1991-7867 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 1/1991, de 27 de febrero, reguladora del régimen sancionador en materia de juego.

This provision says the law regulates the Generalitat administration’s sanctioning power and the conditions for using it in casino, game, and betting activities.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-1991-7867
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
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This provision identifies who is responsible for infringements. This article adds accessory sanctions for gaming-related infringements, including limits on new authorizations, temporary suspension of professional documents, and a five-year bar after certain definitive sanctions. If game authorization is missing, revoked, or suspended, the sanctioning authority may confiscate and destroy the gaming machines or elements involved, and may also seize bets and illicit profits; those profits must be paid into the Treasury of the Generalitat. Players and visitors in gaming premises commit infracciones if they do the listed acts; these can be fined, barred from entry, and their illicit gains confiscated, with sanctions imposed by the director general del Juego y de Espectáculos. Sets limitation periods for different infringement categories and says the period stops when proceedings begin, restarting if the case is paused for over six months without the interested party’s fault or ends without sanction.