Supreme Court of India

M.P. Triathlon Asson. v. Indian Triathlon Fedn.

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Bench K. Ramaswamy and G.B. Pattanaik JJ.
Decided 8 November 1996

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JUDGMENT: WITH TRANSFER PETITION ( ) NOs. 384-396 OF 1996 O R R It is rather unfortunate and we feel that every Indian citizen would feel ashamed of the fact that not even on sports-person out of the huge population of 94 crores would find a place in the victory stand in the Olympic Games 1996 held at Atlanta. Instead, all these Associations are busy in the court proceedings and spending their spirit on the litigation instead of inculcating spirit of sports in the track and field.…

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