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Supreme Court of India 2017-04-10 disposed

Board of Control For Cricket vs Cricket Aasociation of Bihar & Ors

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In Brief

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) filed an application seeking clarification on eligibility rules for ICC representation and participation in BCCI meetings. The issue concerned whether persons disqualified from holding office in cricket associations could still be nominated to represent the BCCI internationally or attend BCCI assemblies. The Supreme Court directed that the matter be heard before the ICC meeting, noting the importance of proper BCCI representation. The Court stated that any meetings held before final judgment would be subject to its further orders on eligibility and disqualification questions."

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