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L2.1.1 FIBA establishes an independent FIBA Arbitral Tribunal (FAT) for the

simple, quick and inexpensive resolution of disputes arising within the

world of basketball in which FIBA, its Zones, or their respective

divisions are not directly involved and with respect to which the

parties to the dispute have agreed in writing to submit the same to

the FAT.

L2.1.2 FAT awards can be appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport

(CAS), Lausanne, Switzerland.

L2.1.3 The FAT is primarily designed to resolve disputes between clubs,

players and agents.

L2.1.4 It is recommended that parties wishing to refer their possible disputes

to the FAT use the following arbitration clause in their contracts:

Arbitration proceedings before FAT will be conducted in accordance with the

FAT Arbitration Rules which are available from the FIBA Secretariat on

request and which are available also on the FIBA website.

Any proposed changes to the FAT Arbitration Rules shall be prepared by the

FIBA Appeals’ Commission and shall be submitted to the FIBA Central

Board for approval.

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The FAT has its seat in Geneva, Switzerland.

The financing of the FAT is guaranteed by FIBA, it being understood that the

FAT is designed to be self-financing.

The FAT President and the FAT Vice President shall be appointed by the

FIBA Central Board for a renewable term of 4 years between the ordinary

sessions of the FIBA Congress. They shall have legal training.

The FAT Vice President shall substitute for the FAT President in case of the

latter's inability to exercise the functions assigned to him under the FAT

Arbitration Rules, including instances where the FAT President is prevented

from exercising his functions due to a conflict of interest.

The FAT President shall have the following duties:

a) To ensure the proper functioning of the FAT.

b) To establish a list of at least three (3) FAT arbitrators for a

renewable term of four (4) years between the ordinary

sessions of the FIBA Congress. The FAT arbitrators shall

have legal training and shall have experience with regard to

sport.

c) To appoint, on a rotational basis, a FAT arbitrator to the

individual arbitration proceedings before the FAT.

d) To establish a system of remuneration for the FAT

arbitrators.

e) To exercise those functions assigned to him under the FAT

Arbitration Rules.

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L2.7.1 In the event that a party to a FAT Arbitration fails to honour a final

award (the "first party") of FAT or of the Court of Arbitration for Sport

upon appeal against a FAT award, the party seeking enforcement of

such award (the "second party") shall have the right to request that

FIBA sanction the first party as follows:

a) withdrawal of FIBA-license if the first party is a player's

agent,

b) a ban on international transfers if the first party is a player,

c) a ban on registration of new players if the second party is a

club.

L2.7.2 The second party shall send to FIBA with his request a complete file

of the FAT/CAS proceedings. The decision on the sanction is taken

by the Secretary General or his delegate. Before taking his decision

he shall give the first party an opportunity to state his position.

L2.7.3 The decision to sanction the first party shall be subject to appeal to

the FIBA Appeals Tribunal according to the Internal Regulations

governing Appeals.