[Genuine] law Litigation and Arbitration Practice Series: Sports Dispute Settlement Law and Arbitration Practice Zhi(Chinese Edition)

Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback. Pub Date :2012-07-01 Pages: 223 Publisher: University of International Business and Economics Press title: Legal and Litigation and Arbitration Practice Series: Sports Dispute Settlement Law and Arbitration Practice List Price: 27.00 yuan Author: Li Zhi Press: Foreign Trade University Press Publication Date: July 1. 2012 ISBN: 9.787.566.303.189 words: Page: 223 Revision: 1 Binding: Paperback: 24 commodity identification: asinB008V4FH00 Editor's Choice law and litigation and arbitration practices Series: Sports Dispute Settlement Law and Arbitration Practice published by the Foreign Economic and Trade University Press. Abstract No catalog preface international sports dispute settlement outlined an internal relief of sports organizations. the International Sports Arbitration Court of Arbitration three. the exercise of jurisdiction of the judicial settlement of the first chapter of the Sports Disputes sports dispute cases first section early sports disputes exercise of jurisdiction disarray Section II sports organizations internal disputes to resolve priority. sports organizations dispute autonomy to solve priority. section III. the division of authority in the sports organization autonomy resolving international sports arbitration International Sports Arbitration Court Arbitration forced flush his jurisdiction and review scope. the independence of the International Sports Arbitration Court arbitration. compulsory and exclusive jurisdiction of the International Court of Arbitration for Sport. the review of the scope of the International Sports Arbitration Court Arbitration Fourth. the Special Court of Arbitration of the International Sports Arbitration Court jurisdiction over the fourth quarter judicial prudence involved in sports disputes. respect for the sport dispute the principle of autonomy resolve rules apply in judicial considerations involved in sports disputes the second chapter of the International Sports Dispute Settlement Section 1 international sports disputes to resolve the international rules apply to the conflict in the Section II sports dispute settlement rules apply. the party autonomy. the autonomy of the sports organizations rules prevail three general principles applicable laws. national laws and rules of international organizations Chapter athletes controversial Section I Eligibility criteria to determine eligibility disputes eligibility restrictions in trade-dispute cases Section II competition qualify for the third quarter due to qualify from the termination of the contract the disputes the fourth quarter due to the doping penalty qualify disputes Section V due to the athletes nationality and identity disputes sixth qualify disputes fourth section due to tournament selection mechanism in the field of sports antitrust law section I of the EU competition law applicable in the field of professional sports. the intervention of the EU law on professional sports. the core content of the EU competition law . the characteristics of EU competition law applicable in the field of sports section II. the United States competition law applicable in the field of sports. the U.S. antitrust laws and the applicable two. the fifth chapter of the coordination of federal labor policy and antitrust sports violence tort liability violence in the civil court can not regulate professional football game. the plaintiffs bear game virulence risk III applies to the gross negligence standard first case. gross negligence and ordinary negligence sector five gross negligence standard is to expand apply to the professional game sports violence. the issue of criminal responsibility Chapter 6 of the considerations in determining gross negligence. the court screening of competitive activities - exclude legitimate acts conceal illegitimate purposes. non-competitive activities. the laws of the United States on Sports judgment of cr.…