Charging Fees for Education of Young Amateur Athletes (The Value Aspect of the Legal Rules) (Zaračunavanje nadomestil za vzgojo mladih amaterskih športnikov (vrednotni vidik pravnih pravil) )

• Main Author: Rožle Prezelj
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Law 2020-12-01
• Series: Zbornik Znanstvenih Razprav
• Subjects: sport; autonomy of sport; legal pluralism; sports law of the european union; sports law; sport organisations eligibility – registration rules; training compensation; bosman judgment; bernard judgment; slovenian sports act.
• Online Access: http://www.pf.uni-lj.si/media/zzr.2020.05.prezelj.pdf

In everyday life, an individual is affiliated to different social groups. Organised social groups have right and ability to create their own rules, which are obligatory for members of the group. In some situations, the rules from one social group have impact outside the group or come in conflict with the rules of another social group. Due to diversity of life situations and affiliations to different social groups, a person can come into situation that he or she does not know by which rules he or she must act or which rules apply to the situation. An example of such situation in sports arises when a young amateur athlete wants to change a sport club within the same sport. For successful transfer and to get competition licence for a new club, an athlete must pay training compensation. The au-thor analyses sport and state rules having a direct or indirect impact on transfer of young amateur athletes and validity of training compensations. He endeavours to get an answer via valued based approach as an element of legitimacy of legal rules.