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2012
was a thrilling roller coaster ride for the legal eco-system
surrounding the sporting world. From the London Olympics 2012 to the
Indian Olympic Association’s (“IOA”) disqualification by the
International Olympic Council (“IOC”), 2012 has had its fair share of
smiles and sighs. The year highlighted some problems which continue to
impede the governance of sports, the solutions to which are yet to be
seen in the year ahead. With the nexus between sport and the law gaining
significant ground in 2012, 2013 could present a kaleidoscope of new
possibilities. We reflect on the events, legal hurdles, issues and the
solutions 2012 evidenced, as the sporting arena gears up for a promising
year ahead.
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