In May 2013, the FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber decided that the club FC Arsenal Kyiv (Original Debtor) had to pay an amount of money to Dominion Hotspur FC (Creditor).
Since the Original Debtor did not comply with the FIFA DRC’s requirements, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee (FIFA DC) started proceedings against the Original Debtor for failing to comply with Article 64 of the FIFA Disciplinary Code, 2017 edition (FDC).
The Football Federation of Ukraine (FFU) informed the FIFA DC that the Original Debtor was no longer affiliated with the federation (since early 2014). The Creditor informed FIFA that the Original Debtor was still operational and participating in the ‘Kyiv District’ regional league under the name of...
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