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country was necessary to be regulated for the BCCI to abide by the rule of law. These judgments cannot be held similar to the issue

validly constituted under Rule 1(q) in view of the necessity arising due to the recusal of the President of BCCI from the Committee ... statutory mechanism provided as per the Lokayukta Act , KCS (CC&A) Rules and the KL C&R Rules result in manifest arbitrariness

validly constituted under Rule 1(q) in view of the necessity arising due to the recusal of the President of BCCI from the Committee ... statutory mechanism provided as per the Lokayukta Act , KCS (CC&A) Rules and the KL C&R Rules result in manifest arbitrariness

validly constituted under Rule 1(q) in view of the necessity arising due to the recusal of the President of BCCI from the Committee ... statutory mechanism provided as per the Lokayukta Act , KCS (CC&A) Rules and the KL C&R Rules result in manifest arbitrariness

case, pertaining to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), and it does not lay down the law that all National Sports Federations ... public functions but also the memorandum of association and the rules and regulations framed by it. It was also held that only because a corporation

case, pertaining to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), and it does not lay down the law that all National Sports Federations ... public functions but also the memorandum of association and the rules and regulations framed by it. It was also held that only because a corporation

Court had an occasion to consider the question as to whether the BCCI is a body discharging public functions and whether it would answer ... country is selected by the BCCI. It was held that the nature of duties and functions which the BCCI performs clearly shows that the Board

Rule 1 CPC ? 16. The answer to the above point would be in the affirmative for the following reasons. 17. Order 47 Rule ... case of BCCI vs. Netaji Cricket Club at paragraph no. 90 with regard to sufficient reason occurring in Order 47 Rule

Bangalore Turf Club Limited vs State Information Commissioner on 13 January, 2021 Author: P.B

consider the role and the nature of functions being discharged by BCCI. This Court held that the Board's control over the sport ... exercises total control over the players, umpires and other officers. The Rules of the Board clearly demonstrate that without its recognition no competitive cricket