Fluminense challenge Vasco's judicial recovery plan in Rio court | OneFootball

Fluminense has filed a lawsuit in the 4th Business Court of Rio de Janeiro against Vasco, questioning the rival's Judicial Recovery Plan. The Tricolor alleges that the proposal violates rules of sports and business legislation by foreseeing a discount on credits recognized by the National Chamber for Dispute Resolution (CNRD) of the CBF.

The discount is a reduction in the value of debts, which, according to Fluminense, could not be applied to credits formally recognized by the CNRD, the body responsible for resolving conflicts between clubs and athletes in Brazilian football. For the Tricolor, the measure compromises legally established financial rights and violates CBF regulations.

The case gains even more prominence due to the sports context, the two clubs will face each other in the semifinals of the Copa do Brasil, in December. While the dispute takes place on the field, the legal disagreement shows that the clash between Fluminense and Vasco also extends off it.

There is still no forecast for a judicial decision.

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