Hall & Wilcox's lawyers misspelled the athlete's last name when filing an appeal to the court to annul the Australian visa of Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic. The documents are published on the website of the Federal District and Family Court of Australia.

In the information about the applicant, the tennis player's name is indicated as "Jokavich".

The appeal is scheduled for January 10th.

Djokovic suffered coronavirus in December Tennis On January 5, it became known that Djokovic was denied entry to Australia and his visa was canceled due to insufficient evidence of exemption from vaccination against coronavirus. The tennis player faces deportation, he is temporarily placed in a special hotel.

Djokovic intended to take part in the Australian Open, which will be held in Melbourne from January 17 to 30. The tournament can only be played by fully vaccinated players or by those who have a medication approved by the authorities.

Djokovic said on January 4 that he had an exemption from vaccination, but this situation caused a wave of criticism in Australia, and Prime Minister Scott Morrison demanded proof from the tennis player. As it became known on Saturday, Djokovic received a medical treatment due to the coronavirus transferred in December.

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