I just want to know what if I need an IRAC, what rule should be mentioned based on this case

Clarence Jackson went to the Snack Plus convenience

store in Hamden, Connecticut, and bought a

Connecticut Lotto "Quick Pick" ticket for the drawing

of October 13, 1995. On the back of the ticket

were various provisions, including the admonition

that "Prize must be claimed within one year from the

drawing date. Determination of winners subject to

DOSR rules and regulations." It also stated instructions

for claiming the prize by presentment to any

online agent or to "Lottery Claims" in Newington,

Connecticut. The drawing was held on October 13,

and the winning six-number combination was announced.

One of the six-number combinations on

Jackson's Lotto ticket matched the six-number combination

drawn in the October 13 drawing, for a

prize of $5.8 million dollars. Jackson only learned of

the match 15 minutes before the one-year deadline.

Instead of claiming his prize online, Jackson waited

several more days until after the Columbus Day

holiday to present his ticket in person at the Lottery

Claims Center because he was under the impression

that it had to be presented there. The Connecticut

Lottery Corporation (CLC) denied Jackson's

claim because the one-year presentment period had

elapsed.