Civil and Criminal Liability in Sports Misconduct

From the earliest times and even before the advent of writing, the need to provide food and clothing by hunting animals, the need to acquire the ability to confront natural dangers, various enemies had forced ancient human societies to pay attention to physical education as one of the most important matters of life. To realize the fact that strength, endurance, skill and speed, which are important in human life, significantly strengthened by taking advantage of physical training and activities.When states and governments formed and established, their leaders realized that in order to maintain or expand their borders, they needed capable arms that could bring them victory in wars.This book has six chapters, including:Chapter I, Introduction to the Subject;Chapter II, Sports Law in Iranian Law;Chapter III, Legal Responsibilities Arising from Sports Operations;Chapter IV, Criminal Liability Arising from Sports Activities;Chapter V, Diya or Damages Resulting from Sports Accidents;Chapter VI, Civil Liability and Sports Insurance and References.

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Nematollah RadiMaster's Degree in Jurisprudence and Principles of the Seminary, Iran.Master's Degree in Sports Management, Marketing Major, Payam Noor University, Iran.