International Americas Cup Class Auckland

International Americas Cup Class Auckland

Following experiences made for the duration of the former edition of the America’s Cup, an Arbitration Panel was set up in order to resolve the disputes arising with respect to the 3 1 st (2000-2003) America’s Cup. It was composed of five arbitrators, all high standing lawyers with immense experience in arbitration and sport. The Arbitration Panel issued 22 conclusions on a great deal of subjects, ranging from settling whether or not Societe Nautique de Geneve (Alinghi) could take share to the America’s Cup, to whether or not the Seattle Yacht Club (One World Challenge) had breached rules prohibiting the transfer of engineering science from a syndicate to another.

This book holds all the conclusions rendered as well as the background and supporting material. It begins with an basi text which enables a better understanding of the reasons why the Arbitration Panel was set up, of the way it has worked and of the main issues it has dealt with.

The work will be of interest to any person involved in arbitration in usual and in sport in particular. It will likewise provide an clear or deep perception into the history of the America’s Cup which, from the outcome in 1851, has been characterised by controversies and disputes.

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