A 92-year-old lottery winner tried to sue his daughter, saying she bullied him into giving her almost a third of his winnings

• A 92-year-old Australian man won $642,664 in the lottery.
• He paid his daughter $195,051, but later sued her, claiming he was bullied into giving the money.
• But a judge dismissed the case, ruling that the man was unlikely to have been coerced into it.

A 92-year-old Australian man unsuccessfully attempted to sue his daughter, alleging in a lawsuit that she bullied him into transferring nearly a third of his lottery winnings to her.

In March 2018, William John Bampton from Queensland, Australia, won 986,210 Australian dollars, the equivalent of $642,664, in the TattsLotto.