Avoiding the clinch: judicial respect for the rules inherent to sport (Competition Bulletin from Blackstone Chambers)

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In a recent bout in the High Court, the specificity of sporting disputes once again came to the fore. In Bruce Baker v British Boxing Board of Control [2014] EWHC 2074 (QB), 25 June 2014, Sir David Eady was faced with the old chestnut of a request …read more

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21st Century Competition, 'Avoiding the clinch: judicial respect for the rules inherent to sport (Competition Bulletin from Blackstone Chambers)' (21st Century Competition, 1 July 2014) <https://www.twentyfirstcenturycompetition.com/2014/07/avoiding-the-clinch-judicial-respect-for-the-rules-inherent-to-sport-competition-bulletin-from-blackstone-chambers/> accessed 8 April 2026.

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21st Century Competition. "Avoiding the clinch: judicial respect for the rules inherent to sport (Competition Bulletin from Blackstone Chambers)." 21st Century Competition, 1 July 2014. https://www.twentyfirstcenturycompetition.com/2014/07/avoiding-the-clinch-judicial-respect-for-the-rules-inherent-to-sport-competition-bulletin-from-blackstone-chambers/.

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@misc{21st-century-competition2014, author = {21st Century Competition}, title = {{Avoiding the clinch: judicial respect for the rules inherent to sport (Competition Bulletin from Blackstone Chambers)}}, year = {2014}, url = {https://www.twentyfirstcenturycompetition.com/2014/07/avoiding-the-clinch-judicial-respect-for-the-rules-inherent-to-sport-competition-bulletin-from-blackstone-chambers/}, note = {21st Century Competition} }
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