YOUTH SPORTS LEGISLATION: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INDIA AND CANADA APPROACH TO DEVELOPMENT

Abstract

Sport in this day and age makes a significant financial contribution to the world economy. The subject of sports is extremely delicate because it involves potential reputational harm to a larger extent. When issues are brought up because of conflicts involving sports, alternative dispute resolution is a crucial component. This paper concentrates on outlining the key features of the CAS in relation to resolving sports-related disputes. It also examines dispute resolution in sports by way of Arbitration and focuses on the sports laws enforced in relation to sports in India. This paper attempts to illustrate how the Indian Judiciary may take into account specific Alternate dispute Resolution elements when discussing the resolution of conflicts involving sports. The topic of how to resolve sports-related conflicts in India effectively is discussed. It has also been discussed how difficult it is for Indian officials and competitors to contact the CAS. The possibilities for enhancing the approachability of the CAS from India are attempted to be explored. Nevertheless, questions arise: why is there no central sports authority apart from the Ministry of Sports Affairs? How do the various authorities function in regulating different sports? Has the Indian judiciary's role in advancing sports law been minimal? And is the Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanism an effective approach for resolving sports-related disputes? Basically the comparison between various other laws can be realised the need of a strong legislation for sports in India.