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EU Court Of Justice Confirms: EU Courts Must Be Able To Review Conformity Of Sports Arbitration Awards With EU Public Policy

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By Karen Birch, Lauren Rasking, Cyro Vangoidsenhoven
| Mondaq
In a previous blogpost (6 February 2025), we reported on the request for a preliminary ruling referred to the European Court of Justice by the Belgian Supreme Court in Seraing v FIFA and others (Case C-600/23), and the opinion of Advocate General Capeta.
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EU Court of Justice Confirms: EU Courts Must Be Able to Review Conformity of Sports Arbitration Awards With EU Public Policy | JD Supra

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By Karen Birch, Lauren Rasking, Cyro Vangoidsenhoven
| JD Supra
In a previous blogpost (6 February 2025), we reported on the request for a preliminary ruling referred to the European Court of Justice by the Belgian Supreme Court in Seraing v FIFA and others (Case C-600/23), and the opinion of Advocate General Capeta.
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Sports Arbitration Awards Potentially Open To Review By EU Courts - Is Commercial Arbitration Next?

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By Lauren Rasking, Cyro Vangoidsenhoven
| Mondaq
In Seraing v FIFA e.a., Advocate General Capeta (AG) has taken the view that the principle of effective judicial protection means that EU Member State courts should be able to fully review the compliance of an award of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) with EU law. In the AG's view, CAS awards should not be treated in the same way as commercial arbitration awards because sports arbitration involving CAS is mandatory rather than voluntary and FIFA decisions are essentially self-enforcing.
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