Titlebook: L?nger erwerbst?tig — aber wie?; Mit einer Einführung Johann Behrens,Martina Morschh?user,Eberhard Zimme Textbook 1999 Springer Fachmedien

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Eberhard Zimmermannd not seek re-employment except with a club willing to pay the fee. A dissatisfied player had a limited means of appeal to the league management committee. In the stated case, the claimant, a professional footballer registered with a league club, asked to be transferred. The club had, however, given

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Martina Morschh?usert awarding the club damages for a conspiracy by the defendants to monopolise the baseball industry in violation of federal antitrust/competition law, namely the Sherman Act 1890. The claimants alleged that the defendants had conspired by purchasing or inducing all other clubs in the claimant’s forme

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Johann Behrensponsible for managing the testing and adjudication process for doping control in that country. The respondent, Tim Montgomery, was an elite and highly successful American track and field athlete. As a sprinter, he had won numerous track and field titles, including World Championship and Olympic gold

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Eberhard Zimmermannn. A player also had to register with the Football League (the league of 92 professional clubs in England) and the Football Association (the governing body of the sport in England) and while so registered could only play for that club. At the end of the season, the employing club had the choice eith