Abstract

This study aimed to identify arbitration in sports disputes according to the rules of the International Sports Arbitration Court, by learning about the nature of the jurisdiction of this court and the nature of the disputes it is considering, as well as the applicable legal rules, and identifying the procedures for arbitration and settlement in sports disputes in the International Sports Arbitration Court, The problem of the study emerges from the peculiarity of the Court of Arbitration for Sport in that it considers all disputes that arise in the field of sports and this contravenes the rules and principles of international arbitration, as well as the difference in the rules applied in resolving these disputes in the field of sports, and to achieve the objectives of the study was relied on the descriptive and analytical approach, and that from During the review of the various concepts related to the subject of the study, and identification of the form, composition, work procedures and the functioning of the International Sports Arbitration Court. The study found a set of results, the most important of which are: that sports disputes arise in the field of sports activities, whatever the type of sporting activity, and it is a legal dispute or dispute regarding a legal relationship of a sporting nature of any kind, and that the Sports Arbitration Court is an independent institution that provides its services from In order to facilitate the resolution of sports-related disputes through arbitration or mediation, one of the advantages of resorting to this court is that its procedures are quick and appropriate to resolve international sports disputes, in addition to adequate knowledge of the arbitrators in the court of the details of sports disputes, and its decisions are absolutely authoritative and binding, and the study recommended a set of recommendations from The most important of them are: Reducing the costs of resorting to the International Court of Arbitration for Sport, establishing branches for it in various regions of the world in order to facilitate access to it, and so that disputants do not hesitate to resort to it, as well as striving to adopt Arabic as a third approved primary language along with French and English in International Court of Arbitration for Sport.