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Federal Supreme Court rejects Norwegian footballer’s appeal against TAS award; costs and compensation owed to Russian club.
Read MoreFederal Court rejected appeals on voting, personal contacts, deadline restoration. Other rulings on social insurance, construction, taxes, procedural costs, and criminal law.
Read MoreFederal Supreme Court rulings 06.02.2026: refusal to recognize French divorce/pension split; disciplinary file access to be reassessed; appeal withdrawn; more summaries on the portal.
Read MoreRecent Federal Supreme Court rulings: standing in construction, capacity to sue, immigration law, and tax residence. Several appeals dismissed or withdrawn.
Read MoreFederal Court dismissed or did not admit three appeals: property valuation, medical secrecy, disability insurance. Costs imposed on appellants.
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