The New York Court of Appeals ruled Thursday in favor of Oracle over Alinghi in a long-running legal fight that would now make Golden Gate Yacht Club the challenger of record for the America’s Cup.
The New York Supreme Court ruled today in favor of the U.S. team, BMW Oracle in the lawsuit against Alinghi, the America’s Cup 33 will be a duel between two teams to the best of three races in a competition in Valencia in 2010.
The competition will abandon its conventional format of several teams to hold a mourning, according to ‘Deed of Gift’ within ten months.
With this statement has been finished 633 days of dispute that began on July 20, 2007 when the BMW-Oracle filed a lawsuit before the Supreme Court of New York to consider invalid the Club Náutico Español de Vela (CNEVA) as’ challenger of record “and therefore the signed Protocol..
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