Supreme Court of India
The Tiruchirappalli District Cricket Association v. Anna Nagar Cricket Club & Anr. Etc.
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We are of the opinion that such questions should be resolved as expeditiously as possible.
Judgment, page 16
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Issue for Consideration Issue as regards the applicability of the judgments in S.Nithya to the cricket associations; applicability of BCCI Constitution to the Appellant-District Cricket Association. Headnotes† Sports – Cricket – Cricket Associations – Applicability of the judgments in S.Nithya to the cricket associations – Respondent no.2-ex-office bearer of the appellant-association filed writ petition seeking directions that the appellant should conduct a free and fair election after preparation of a fresh voters list and impugned the decisions taken by appellant associations in not
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