Although Aris has long appealed to the CAS for the Laskov case and the deduction of six points imposed on him, even paying the required fee of 42,000, the EPO has not done anything similar and based on the procedures followed, as a party must pay the same amount as a fee.
It is something that the Mars side has known for a long time and in fact Theodoros Karypidis has contacted the president of the EPO Mr. Dimitriou.
The EPO has a deadline to pay it by November 24 and if it does not, PAE Aris will be obliged to do so in order for the case to be heard in the Swiss court and if the team from Thessaloniki wins the case, it will get back the 24,000.
The issue that arises is more ethical and raises questions and queries because the EPO is not obliged to pay it as informed by the lawyer from abroad who has taken on this case on her behalf.
Obviously there … he presses and has not done so until he invokes various pretexts about legal service etc.
In recent years, in similar cases involving disciplinary decisions of its bodies or committees, the EPO has paid the fee. Why he does not do it in the case of Laskov is interesting as well as of course to find out if in recent similar cases involving appeals of other teams, he did something similar (see PAOK).
Alexis Savvopoulos
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