Fine Properties Fair

The Economist, the authoritative source for business and financial insight launches the Fine Properties Fair on October 18th and 19th 2011.

*Sweepstakes Terms & Conditions
Prize: A single winner will receive one (1) Black 16 GB iPad 2 with Wi-Fi connectivity.

Eligibility: No purchase necessary. This prize draw is not open to persons under the age of 18, employees of The Economist Newspaper Limited (The Economist) or its affiliated companies or their immediate families, or anyone professionally connected with this draw. Only one entry per person. Entries via third parties will not be accepted. To be entered into the draw, a visitor to the Fine Properties Fair must visit five or more exhibitor booths on October 18th and 19th 2011.

Prize draw and notification: The winner will be selected in a random drawing held on or about October 24th 2011 from all eligible entries received by The Economist, whose decisions are final and binding in all respects. The winner will be notified via e-mail within one (1) week after the draw and the prize will be delivered to the winner’s provided postal address within ten (10) weeks of the draw. If the winner does not provide a valid postal address upon notification of winning, or if he/she is found to be ineligible, an alternate potential winner may be selected. The winner drawn may be asked to provide proof of date of birth before prize delivery.

General information: By participating, entrants acknowledge and agree to be bound by these rules and the decisions of The Economist, which are final. The prize is non transferable and no cash alternative will be offered. All personal information will be used solely for prize delivery and no other purpose, in accordance with The Economist Group’s privacy policy. If, in the sole opinion of The Economist, the sweepstakes is compromised by virus, bugs, worms, unauthorized human intervention, or other causes beyond the control of The Economist affecting administration, security, fairness or proper play of the sweepstakes, The Economist reserves the right, at its sole discretion, to cancel or suspend the sweepstakes in its entirely and conduct the drawing from all eligible entries received prior to the action taken. The Economist reserves the right to disqualify, seek remedies and damages from, and criminally prosecute any individual or entrant tampering with the entry process.