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Sports Arbitration: Certain Unique Features and the Court of Arbitration for Sport (the “CAS”)

22/03/2021 by International Arbitration

Sports arbitration can broadly be defined as a method of resolving sport-related disputes by a final and binding arbitral decision. Today, arbitration has been firmly established as the predominant method for resolution of sports disputes, mainly thanks to the uniform practice and abundant, publicly-available caselaw of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (the “CAS”), based […]

Filed Under: Sports Arbitration

International Court of Arbitration

10/12/2018 by International Arbitration

London Court of International Arbitration

There are many Courts of Arbitration, but technically only one International Court of Arbitration, which refers to the ICC’s International Court of Arbitration. Somewhat confusingly for those unfamiliar with arbitration, Courts of Arbitration do not decide on the substance of disputes themselves, as this role is left to private arbitrators. We will briefly examine the […]

Filed Under: ICC Arbitration, LCIA Arbitration, PCA Arbitration, Sports Arbitration

Court for Arbitration for Sports (CAS): Serbia v. Kosovo, Round 2.

08/11/2016 by International Arbitration

There have been interesting developments at the Court for Arbitration for Sport (CAS) based in Lausanne, Switzerland: a more political than legal dispute only adding to the worsening of Serbia’s and Kosovo’s already tense political relations. In May 2016, Kosovo became 55th Member of the UEFA by a decision passed by 28 to 24 votes. […]

Filed Under: Court of Arbitration, Kosovo Arbitration, Serbia Arbitration, Sports Arbitration

Limits to the Police Powers Doctrine

15/05/2016 by International Arbitration

police powers doctrine

According to the police powers doctrine, host States may enforce their laws against the foreign investors without being liable of any wrongdoing. For example, a host State may revoke a concession granted to an investor if the latter does not comply with laws of the former. The tribunal in Quiborax v. Bolivia agreed with the […]

Filed Under: Arbitration Procedure, Bilateral Investment Treaty, Bolivia Arbitration, Czech Republic Arbitration, Estonia Arbitration, Hungary Arbitration, ICSID Arbitration, Investor State Dispute Settlement, Macedonia Arbitration, Mexico Arbitration, Sports Arbitration, Switzerland Arbitration

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