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[Prawo morskie] W dniu 17 maja 2023 r. Sąd Administracyjny w Gdańsku w sprawie w sprawie pod sygn. akt I SA/Gd 212/23 dokonał sądowej wykładni pojęcia "transportu morskiego", które znajduje potwierdzenie w pojęciu statku morskiego zdefiniowanym dla potrzeb prawa morskiego. Sąd Administracyjny w Gdańsku ustalił, że sposób rozumienia pojęcia "transport morski" znajduje potwierdzenie w pojęciu statku morskiego zdefiniowanym dla potrzeb prawa morskiego. Zgodnie z treścią art. 2 § 1 oraz art. 3 § 2 ustawy z dnia 18 września 2001 r. - Kodeks morski (Dz. U. z 2018 r. poz. 2175 z późn. zm.), statkiem morskim jest każde urządzenie pływające przeznaczone lub używane do żeglugi morskiej, a morskim statkiem handlowym jest statek przeznaczony lub używany do prowadzenia działalności gospodarczej, a w szczególności do: przewozu ładunku lub pasażerów, rybołówstwa morskiego lub pozyskiwania innych zasobów morza, holowania, ratownictwa morskiego, wydobywania mienia zatopionego w morzu, pozyskiwania zasobów mineralnych dna morza oraz zasobów znajdującego się pod nim wnętrza Ziemi. prawo morskie kancelaria trójmiasto Gdańsk Gdynia Sopot prawo logistyczne prawo transportowe prawnik radca prawny On May 17, 2023, the Administrative Court in Gdańsk in the case under ref. no. No. I SA/Gd 212/23 provided a judicial interpretation of the concept of "maritime transport", which is confirmed by the concept of a seagoing vessel defined for the purposes of maritime law. The Administrative Court in Gdańsk determined that the understanding of the concept of "maritime transport" is confirmed by the concept of a seagoing vessel defined for the purposes of maritime law. Pursuant to art. 2 § 1 and art. 3 § 2 of the Act of September 18, 2001 - Maritime Code (Journal of Laws of 2018, item 2175, as amended), a seagoing vessel is any floating device intended or used for maritime navigation, and a seagoing merchant vessel is a ship intended or used for conducting business activities, in particular for: transporting cargo or passengers, sea fishing or obtaining other marine resources, towing, sea rescue, recovery of property submerged in the sea, obtaining mineral resources of the seabed and the resources of the interior beneath it Earth.Law firm ADVSIER Armknecht & Partners attorneys at law Poland

Settlement of legal disputes in sport, in particular those of a property nature, which can be colloquially referred to as "vindication in sport" or "sports vindication", is generally carried out in arbitration (arbitration proceedings), referred to as sports arbitration. In many cases, in order to properly resolve disputes, sports organizations have established specialized permanent arbitration courts (permanent arbitration courts) - Arbitration Tribunals, which by definition know the norms of sports law and understand the specificity of sport, which is to ensure proper recognition of cases and settlement of disputes in sport. The main purpose of recognition of the disputes in the field of broadly understood sports law relations by Arbitration Tribunals, i.e. excluding the jurisdiction of common courts, is the speed and efficiency of examining such disputes and the fairness of arbitration proceedings, in particular due to the knowledge of the regulations of sports organizations and associations referred to as sports law or more broadly as lex sportiva. It should be noted that the market of legal services, attorneys representing the parties (replacing the parties) in proceedings in sports law disputes, has also educated lawyers specializing in sports law, or law firms practicing in the field of sports law (sports law firms). Sports law also includes standards regulating the recognition of legal disputes in sport, in terms of the system, i.e. determining the bodies competent to consider such disputes - Arbitration Tribunals (permanent arbitration courts).Arbitration Tribunals can be classified as: 1) domestic and foreign, 2) operating within a given sport discipline (e.g. football or basketball). Sports law, sports law in poland, polish sports law, polish sports lawyer, sports lawyer in poland, disputes in sport poland, poland lex sportiva, sports law poland , football disputes poland, football court poland, footbnall litigation poland, law in sport poland, Legal disputes in sport and the resolution of legal disputes in sports (sports law, lex sportiva) is generally carried out in arbitration (ADR - Alternative Dispute Resolution), referred to as modification of sports arbitration. However, this is not a rule without exceptions. It should be emphasized that the main or most popular sports disciplines (basketball and football) have been developed by specialized permanent arbitration courts such as PSP (PZPN - Polish FA - Football Arbitration Court), Football Tribunal on FIFA: DRC (Dispute Resolution Chamber) , PSC (Players' Status Chamber), AC (Agents Chamber), STA (Polish Basketball Federation Arbitration Tribunal). Moreover, in Poland cases are also heard by the Arbitration Tribunal at PKOL (Polish Olympic Committee), and internationally by CAS / TAS - the Sports Arbitration Court, also known as the Sports Arbitration Court with its seat in Lausanne and branches in New York and Sydney.