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Verbandsautonomie im Sport

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Sports associations regularly enact or amend the associations’ statutes and, in doing so, establish regulations which can have a restrictive effect on association members, furthermore on third parties. Through this, sports associations usually invoke the association's autonomy, which, however, is su...

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Main Author: Heermann, Peter W.
Format: Online
Language:German
Published: 2022
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AEUV CAS Drei-Stufen-Test Grundfreiheiten ICAS Meca-Medina Olympia single entity doctrine Spielertransfer Sportliga Sports Governance Sportverband Vermarktungsbeschränkungen Schiedsvereinbarungen Sportschiedsgericht Court of Arbitration for Sport Zentralvermarktung von Medienrechten im Sport Vermarktungsbeschränkungen im Sport Third-Party-Ownerships Spielervermittler(reglement) Spielertransfers verschuldenunabhängige Haftung im Sport strict liability Gehaltsobergrenzen im Ligasport Terminkollisionen im Sport 50+1-Regel Mehrfachbeteiligungen an Fußballclubs Lizenzierungsverfahren im Ligasport Financial Fairplay Reglement Nominierungsverfahren im Sport Gründung neuer Sportligen Ein-Verband-Prinzip europäisches Sportmodell Sportschiedsgerichtsbarkeit besondere Merkmale/Besonderheiten des Sports europäische Grundfreiheiten Sportkartellrecht europäisches und deutsches Kartellrecht
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Summary:Sports associations regularly enact or amend the associations’ statutes and, in doing so, establish regulations which can have a restrictive effect on association members, furthermore on third parties. Through this, sports associations usually invoke the association's autonomy, which, however, is subject to (anti-trust) legal limits. The author examines this highly controversial area of law with special reference to the so-called Meca-Medina test, and then applies his approach to numerous practical and highly topical examples. This first comprehensive presentation of sports antitrust law is aimed at sports lawyers, sports associations, those (in)directly affected by sports associations’ regulations, courts, but also at legal scholars as well as students.

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