Supreme Court allows TNCA to hold polls for office bearers
5 years, 3 months ago

Supreme Court allows TNCA to hold polls for office bearers

The Hindu  

The Supreme Court, on Friday, allowed the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association to conduct elections even as the Committee of Administrators for the BCCI complained that the association is unwilling to comply with or ratify the terms of the new BCCI Constitution as ordered by the apex court. READ| Fixing allegations surface in TNPL CoA’s contention The CoA, represented by senior advocate Parag Tripathi, complained to the Bench that TNCA has “consistently refused to abide by the Supreme Court order. READ| TNPL betting probe: TNCA commitee swings into action Justice Bobde, in the order, recorded that all member associations should comply and register their respective constitutions in accordance with the direction of the Supreme Court judgement of August 9, 2018. On August 8 last year, a three-judge Bench of the Supreme Court had finalised the new Constitution for Board of Control for Cricket in India while rejecting the ‘one-State one-vote’ recommendation of Justice R.M.

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TNCA to respond to CoA after consulting legal team
5 years, 3 months ago

TNCA to respond to CoA after consulting legal team

The Hindu  

The Committee of Administrators has communicated to the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association that its Constitution is not in terms with the BCCI Constitution approved by the Supreme Court and hence it will not be allowed to take part in the BCCI AGM/ Election to be held in Mumbai on October 23. “We got the mail today about the decision and …

TNCA questions CoA's authority in its reply to show-cause notice over failure to amend constitution
5 years, 3 months ago

TNCA questions CoA's authority in its reply to show-cause notice over failure to amend constitution

Firstpost  

With the BCCI AGM scheduled on 23 October, the CoA had issued notices to Tamil Nadu, Haryana and Maharashtra, citing non-compliance in their amended constitution which could potentially debar them from participation. New Delhi: The Tamil Nadu Cricket Association has taken strong exception to Committee of Administrators’ show-cause notice with a sharp reply that the Supreme Court-appointed body “does not …

COA considers TNCA's new constitution as 'non compliant', urges board to take corrective measures by 4 October
5 years, 3 months ago

COA considers TNCA's new constitution as 'non compliant', urges board to take corrective measures by 4 October

Firstpost  

It is being speculated that the newly-elected TNCA executive body, in its upcoming meeting will elect N Srinivasan as its representative at the BCCI AGM in Mumbai. New Delhi: The Committee of Administrators has deemed Tamil Nadu Cricket Association’s new constitution as “non compliant” on 21 counts as per Lodha Committee’s recommendations and asked them to take corrective measures by …

SC-appointed CoA calls TNCA new constitution non-compliant
5 years, 3 months ago

SC-appointed CoA calls TNCA new constitution non-compliant

The Hindu  

The Tamil Nadu Cricket Association’s new constitution has been deemed as ‘non-compliant’ by the Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators on 21 counts as per Lodha Committee recommendations. READ| Dravid deposes in conflict of interest matter In its email to TNCA, the CoA wrote “that various amendments have been made by TNCA in the Amended Constitution on a deliberate misinterpretation of …

CoA Split Again: Rai Wants BCCI Election Deferred, Diana Doesn’t
5 years, 3 months ago

CoA Split Again: Rai Wants BCCI Election Deferred, Diana Doesn’t

The Quint  

The CoA on Monday filed an application in the Supreme Court seeking certain clarifications to the court's order on holding elections in the state associations of the board. In the application, accessed by IANS, the CoA said: "The CoA is specially seeking clarification to the portion of the Order whereby this Hon'ble Court has: 1) Permitted the applicant — TNCA …

Disqualification rules confined to BCCI office-bearers, rules Supreme Court
5 years, 3 months ago

Disqualification rules confined to BCCI office-bearers, rules Supreme Court

The Hindu  

The Supreme Court in an order on Friday confined the disqualification rules under the Lodha Committee reforms for the Board of Control for Cricket in India’s member associations to office-bearers, clearing the air for a large number of individuals involved in their administration. According to the order issued by a bench comprising Justices Sharad Bobde and L. Nageswara Rao, office-bearers …

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