In Brief
The Supreme Court disposed of interconnected proceedings arising from governance of cricket administration in India. In an interlocutory application, the Court directed the Committee of Administrators of the BCCI to release necessary funds to the Delhi and District Cricket Association to cover day-to-day expenses, subject to undertakings from competent authorities. In suo moto contempt petitions, the Court accepted the contemnor's unconditional apology and dispensed with personal attendance at future hearings. The Court also requested the High Court to expeditiously dispose of a pending revision petition, noting that delays were affecting the election process within cricket governance structures."
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