Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) jurisdiction in sports disputes

Title Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) jurisdiction in sports disputes
Author Pak, Gurkan
Publication Date: 2024-08-30T14:03:55Z
Subject Court of Arbitration for Sport, Sports, Law and legislation., Athletes, Legal status, laws, etc, Law and legislation, Turkey., Arbitration and award., Law
Type Document
Language Turkish
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: Özyeğin University
Record ID 7d40a9e0-77e4-4fee-994d-8852cb3367fd
Library Location Department of Private Law
Date 2024-08-30T14:03:55Z
Sample Text Due to the unique dynamic structure of sports and the continuity of sports activities, sports disputes; It must be resolved quickly and definitively by independent and impartial experts. In order for sporting competition to continue under equal conditions, the resolution of similar disputes must not lead to different results and must be uniform. For this reason, a supranationally accepted judicial institution was needed for the resolution of sporting disputes, and the Court of Arbitration for Sport (“Tribunal Arbitral Du Sport” or TAS, “Court Of Arbitration For Sport” or CAS) was established. Within the scope of our study, current discussions in the doctrine and judicial decisions are also touched upon and CAS's; Its place in the sports hierarchy, how the trial procedure takes place, whether it is structurally independent and impartial, the scope of its jurisdiction, whether its decisions are accepted internationally, its enforceability and the possibility of legal remedies against its decisions have been evaluated., Due to the unique dynamic structure of sports and the continuity of sports activities; Sports disputes need to be resolved quickly and definitively by independent and impartial experts. In order for the sporting competition to continue under equal conditions, the resolution of similar disputes should not lead to different results and should be uniform. For this reason, a supranationally recognized judicial institution was needed for the resolution of sports disputes and the Court of Arbitration for Sports (“Tribunal Arbitral Du Sport” or TAS, “Court Of Arbitration For Sport” or CAS) was established. In this study, the place of the CAS in the sporting hierarchy, the judicial procedure, whether it is structurally independent and impartial, the scope of its jurisdiction, the impact of its decisions in the international arena, its enforcement and the possibility of legal remedies against its decisions were evaluated; In the evaluation, current debates in the doctrine and judicial decisions are also mentioned.
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Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) jurisdiction in sports disputes

Author Pak, Gurkan
Publication Date 2024-08-30T14:03:55Z
Subject Court of Arbitration for Sport, Sports, Law and legislation., Athletes, Legal status, laws, etc, Law and legislation, Turkey., Arbitration and award., Law
Type Document
Language Turkish
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library Özyeğin University
Record ID 7d40a9e0-77e4-4fee-994d-8852cb3367fd
Library Location Department of Private Law
Date 2024-08-30T14:03:55Z
Sample Text Due to the unique dynamic structure of sports and the continuity of sports activities, sports disputes; It must be resolved quickly and definitively by independent and impartial experts. In order for sporting competition to continue under equal conditions, the resolution of similar disputes must not lead to different results and must be uniform. For this reason, a supranationally accepted judicial institution was needed for the resolution of sporting disputes, and the Court of Arbitration for Sport (“Tribunal Arbitral Du Sport” or TAS, “Court Of Arbitration For Sport” or CAS) was established. Within the scope of our study, current discussions in the doctrine and judicial decisions are also touched upon and CAS's; Its place in the sports hierarchy, how the trial procedure takes place, whether it is structurally independent and impartial, the scope of its jurisdiction, whether its decisions are accepted internationally, its enforceability and the possibility of legal remedies against its decisions have been evaluated., Due to the unique dynamic structure of sports and the continuity of sports activities; Sports disputes need to be resolved quickly and definitively by independent and impartial experts. In order for the sporting competition to continue under equal conditions, the resolution of similar disputes should not lead to different results and should be uniform. For this reason, a supranationally recognized judicial institution was needed for the resolution of sports disputes and the Court of Arbitration for Sports (“Tribunal Arbitral Du Sport” or TAS, “Court Of Arbitration For Sport” or CAS) was established. In this study, the place of the CAS in the sporting hierarchy, the judicial procedure, whether it is structurally independent and impartial, the scope of its jurisdiction, the impact of its decisions in the international arena, its enforcement and the possibility of legal remedies against its decisions were evaluated; In the evaluation, current debates in the doctrine and judicial decisions are also mentioned.
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