Court of Arbitration for Sports makes decision on Nathan claim
As earlier reported, former WTBA President and Malaysian Tenpin Bowling Congress President, P.S. Nathan (pictured), has sued the FIQ at the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) in Lausanne, Switzerland. Heikki Sarso from Finland, the incumbent WTBA President, has informed us that he has received an arbitral award from the arbitrator, but it doesn't contain a decision but an advice or opinion of the arbitrator.
Claim will cost the organization thousands of Dollars
Malaysian Tenpin Bowling Congress President P.S. Nathan (pictured left) has sued the FIQ at the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) in Lausanne, Switzerland. "Our costs at the moment are about 20.000 Euro (approx. US$26,000)", said Heikki Sarso from Finland (pictured right), the incumbent WTBA President.
As earlier reported, former WTBA President and Malaysian Tenpin Bowling Congress President, P.S. Nathan (pictured), has sued the FIQ at the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) in Lausanne, Switzerland. Heikki Sarso from Finland, the incumbent WTBA President, has informed us that he has received an arbitral award from the arbitrator, but it doesn't contain a decision but an advice or opinion of the arbitrator. 
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Malaysian Tenpin Bowling Congress President P.S. Nathan (pictured left) has sued the FIQ at the Court of Arbitration for Sports (CAS) in Lausanne, Switzerland. "Our costs at the moment are about 20.000 Euro (approx. US$26,000)", said Heikki Sarso from Finland (pictured right), the incumbent WTBA President. 