This site would like to set some non-essential temporary cookies. Some cookies we use are essential to make our site work.
Others such as Google Analytics help us to improve the site or provide additional but non-essential features to you.
No behavioural or tracking cookies are used.
To change your consent settings, read about the cookies we set and your privacy, please see our Privacy Policy



Back to Contents

Volume: 5 Issue: 3
(March 2007)

Keywords:
opinion swiss court affirms fifas sanctioning practice fif players status committee passes decisions (in accordance fif statutes disputes between

Jurisdictions:
Switzerland Spain Brazil

Options:
Share This Page



Opinion: Swiss court affirms FIFA's sanctioning practice

The FIFA Players' Status Committee passes decisions (in accordance with the FIFA Statutes) on disputes between football clubs belonging to different member associations. Such disputes involve, in particular, contractual disputes relating to international player transfers. In February 2005, the FIFA Players' Status Committee ordered a Spanish club1 to pay a Brazilian club2 a certain amount of money by a certain deadline on the basis of a transfer contract concluded between the two clubs. This decision was binding.

You must be logged in and have an active full subscription to view full articles. Log in now

Comments

You must be logged in and have an active full subscription to view and post comments. Log in now

Updates

Subscribe to World Sports Law Report
Register for a Free Trial to World Sports Law Report
E-Law Alerts
World Sports Law Report Pricing
Feedback
Player Contracts 2013
Player Contracts 2013

Search


Can’t find what you are looking for? Try an Advanced Search

Social Media

Follow us on TwitterView our LinkedIn ProfileWorld Sports Law Report RSS Feed