APPENDIX 2 - Euroleague Basketball

The Company will promptly acknowledge receipt of the Request for
Mediation and send a copy thereof to all parties concerned.
4. As soon as possible, the Company will consult orally or in writing with
all concerned parties and establish the date for a mediation meeting
and a short time-limit for submission by each concerned party to the
Euroleague Basketball office of a statement summarising the position
on the dispute, including a description of all facts and points of law
deemed relevant, and annexing any relevant document. The Company
will promptly communicate copies thereof to all other parties.
5. The Euroleague Basketball CEO may at any time appoint, revoke or
replace a mediator of his choice, who shall be his delegate and shall
assist him or substitute for him in performing any tasks under this
Mediation Regulation.
6. In cases when a letter of clearance has already been denied by a
national federation, clubs in dispute are authorised to submit petitions
or appeals to the relevant FIBA bodies for the purpose of avoiding the
expiry of any deadline provided by FIBA Regulations. At the same
time, the clubs in dispute must request the relevant FIBA bodies to
suspend shortly the decision process due to the on-going settlement
negotiations between the concerned parties.
7. The Euroleague Basketball CEO or the appointed mediator, with a view
to keeping friendly relations between European clubs:
a) Will advance the mediation without any formality and as
expeditiously and effectively as possible;
b) Will facilitate discussion of the issues by the parties and promote
the settlement of the dispute in any manner that he believes to
be appropriate;
c) May adopt any procedural resolutions, make any suggestions or
propose any solutions he deems appropriate;
d) May discretionally talk or meet with all parties jointly, or
separately with one or some of the parties or with any third
parties;
e) May not impose a settlement or solution of the dispute.
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