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    Posted: 21 Aug 08 at 12:55pm
Originally posted by laser4000


Originally posted by Norbert

No appeals, basic entry conditions of any ISAF
sanctioned race be it at you local club or olympic medal raceACCEPTANCE
OF THE RULESBy participating in a race conducted under these racing
rules, eachcompetitor and boat owner agrees(a) to be governed by the
rules;(b) to accept the penalties imposed and other action taken underthe
rules, subject to the appeal and review procedures providedin them, as
the final determination of any matter arising underthe rules; and(c) with
respect to such determination, not to resort to any court orother tribunal
not provided in the rules.
Indeed - does breaching that by
complaining to CAS (even if not their choice) put the sailors as risk of
action under rule 69, from which one would assume they would be
banned for a while...


Not in the slightest - The CAS is a legitimate appeal tribunal as provided
for in the rules.
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Originally posted by Jimbob

Sportmanship has got nothing to do with it. 

2 FAIR SAILING

A boat and her owner shall compete in compliance with recognized principles of sportsmanship and fair play

Might I add:

3 ACCEPTANCE OF THE RULES

By participating in a race conducted under these racing rules, each competitor and boat owner agrees

(a) to be governed by the rules;

(b) to accept the penalties imposed and other action taken under the rules, subject to the appeal and review procedures provided in them, as the final determination of any matter arising under the rules; and

(c) with respect to such determination, not to resort to any court or other tribunal not provided in the rules.

The spanish and italian OC are twisting the facts in their request. The fact, that danes requested to use the croatian boat according to SI 21.2,and at the first possible moment subjected it for measurement, is left out of the request for consideration to CAS.

SI21.2 does not exclude hulls from equipment, and why should it?

Whatever other infractions that were done (appendix G in regards to identification), none of them appearently carry an automatic disqualification.

 
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Originally posted by Much FWB

Originally posted by laser4000


Originally posted by Norbert

No appeals, basic entry conditions of any ISAF
sanctioned race be it at you local club or olympic medal raceACCEPTANCE
OF THE RULESBy participating in a race conducted under these racing
rules, eachcompetitor and boat owner agrees(a) to be governed by the
rules;(b) to accept the penalties imposed and other action taken underthe
rules, subject to the appeal and review procedures providedin them, as
the final determination of any matter arising underthe rules; and(c) with
respect to such determination, not to resort to any court orother tribunal
not provided in the rules.
Indeed - does breaching that by
complaining to CAS (even if not their choice) put the sailors as risk of
action under rule 69, from which one would assume they would be
banned for a while...


Not in the slightest - The CAS is a legitimate appeal tribunal as provided
for in the rules.

Could you please tell me where CAS is mentioned in the Racing Rules of Sailing?
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Mike BZ
Do you read peoples' posts or do you just make up what they say?
Nowhere either in my original post or in your copy of it do I mention courtroom.

But hey ho!
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Originally posted by golfdane

Originally posted by Much FWB

Originally posted by laser4000


Originally posted by Norbert

No appeals, basic entry conditions of any ISAF
sanctioned race be it at you local club or olympic medal raceACCEPTANCE
OF THE RULESBy participating in a race conducted under these racing
rules, eachcompetitor and boat owner agrees(a) to be governed by the
rules;(b) to accept the penalties imposed and other action taken underthe
rules, subject to the appeal and review procedures providedin them, as
the final determination of any matter arising underthe rules; and(c) with
respect to such determination, not to resort to any court orother tribunal
not provided in the rules.
Indeed - does breaching that by
complaining to CAS (even if not their choice) put the sailors as risk of
action under rule 69, from which one would assume they would be
banned for a while...


Not in the slightest - The CAS is a legitimate appeal tribunal as provided
for in the rules.

Could you please tell me where CAS is mentioned in the Racing Rules of Sailing?



It's not in the RRS, but in the rules nevertheless:
Other documents that govern the event: The Olympic Charter
Are you interested in the Racing Rules of Sailing? Go to: http://rrsstudy.blogspot.com
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Court of Arbitration for Sport decision:
THE CASE HAS BEEN DISMISSED!
Jonas Warrer and Martin Ibsen of Denmark will keep their Gold Medal.

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