L’arbitrato nella F1 e il Contract Recognition Board: il caso Walkishaw vs. Diniz

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 In questo articolo, presente su 4cLegal, naturale prosecuzione del precedente articolo dal titolo "Il Contract Recognition Board nell'ambito della FIA. Storia e peculiarità", viene analizzato un caso davvero peculiare che, partito come una controversia di tipo contrattuale è finito per sindacare la natura di quest'organo.

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