The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has dismissed with finality another appeal by the Philippine Swimming Inc. (PSI) for a stay of execution of a decision by the World Aquatics to withdraw recognition on the PSI.
THE Court of Arbitration for Sport has dismissed with finality another appeal by the Philippine Swimming Inc. for a stay of execution of a decision by the World Aquatics to withdraw recognition on the PSI.
“The costs of the present Order shall be determined in the final award or in any other final disposition of this arbitration,” the order added. The CAS’s first dismissal order was stated in a 16-page letter that was a response to the PSI appeal sent to the Lausanne-based sports court last December 20, 2022.
In a separate order, the World Aquatics instructed the Stabilization Committee to conduct tryouts for the national team to the Cambodia Southeast Asian Games—an exercise conducted late last month at the New Clark City Aquatics Center.
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