PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

Centurions said:
I'm no lawyer but that sounds highly illegal?
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No. It is common practice in civil cases, if you win a civil dispute, either the judge will also apply that they have to do so, or you can go to court again to cover the costs.
 
halfcenturyup said:
This is interesting:

"Sources have told Football Insider the Premier League could now propose new rules are brought in [after the 115 case] to ensure the majority of its legal fees are paid for by a club if they are proven to have committed a financial breach."

Maybe they could better put themselves in a position that they don't have to keep charging clubs with "financial" offences .....
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Classic PL. pressed by the Yanks to get all litigious they then reserve the right to moan about the cost. Perhaps they should focus on their error strewn processes as a cause of so many legal wrangles.
 
halfcenturyup said:
This is interesting:

"Sources have told Football Insider the Premier League could now propose new rules are brought in [after the 115 case] to ensure the majority of its legal fees are paid for by a club if they are proven to have committed a financial breach."

Maybe they could better put themselves in a position that they don't have to keep charging clubs with "financial" offences .....
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"Sources have told Football Insider...".

'nuff said
 
I use to ponder such things as, why can't other players see what super Kev sees, why does Doku wait for a second defender to be marking him before going on a run, why does Pep not make subs when it looks like a game is going down the bog etc etc. Now I struggle to get beyond the lawfare were embroiled in. This podcast with Nick De Marco KC is very very revealing, and maybe a glimpse intio the future, ie even more legal battles. If you have a spare hour...

 
Chris-NCL said:
No. It is common practice in civil cases, if you win a civil dispute, either the judge will also apply that they have to do so, or you can go to court again to cover the costs.
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But that's the court adjudging costs, surely you can't bake into the rules that if you breach them, then you have to pay all costs?
 
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