A foreign mercenary who did not properly inform the club of his history of using drugs has lost a lawsuit against a domestic club for damages.카지노사이트

The Gwangju District Court's Civil Affairs Department 13 (Chief Judge Chung Young-ho) announced on the 6th that it has rejected the plaintiff's claim in a damages lawsuit filed by a U.S. professional baseball player against the KIA Tigers club.

A signed a foreign player contract with the KIA team in December 2023 on remuneration conditions such as a basic salary of $300,000.

However, in January of the following year, the club notified A of the termination of the contract due to the history of using cannabis, the history of using psychotropic drugs (adderals), and failure to pass medical checks, and A filed the lawsuit.

"The cancellation of the contract constitutes an unfair refusal of performance," A said. "Pay a total of $1.2 million, saying that the contract was canceled before the start of the baseball league and the opportunity to sign another contract was deprived."

In response, the KIA team countered, "A did not notify him of his habitual inhaling of marijuana and taking prohibited drugs, and he did not approve the results of a medical check."

The court judged, "A seemed to have said that he had inhaled hemp every day for eight years, and he did not deny this," adding, "He did not notify it in advance even though he took drugs containing amphetamines that were prohibited from being brought into the country to treat chronic diseases."

He also said, "Although we received a medical check at a local hospital in the U.S., there was room for us to review the test results and see that physical defects were found, so the contract was justified."

A also claimed that the KIA club leaked his contract to the media, but the court refused to admit that there was "no evidence."