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High Court Sets Aside Arbitration Award That Required BCCI To Pay Rs 4,800 Crore To DCHL
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday set aside an arbitration award that directed the BCCI to pay over Rs 4,800 crore to Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd over the alleged illegal termination of the latter's IPL franchise team, Deccan Chargers Hyderabad
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BCCI Ordered To Pay Former IPL Champions Deccan Chargers: Report
The Deccan Chargers, who were owned by the Deccan Chronicle newspaper group, were removed from the IPL in 2012 by the BCCI for financial breaches.
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Deccan Chronicle Chairman T Venkatram Reddy Arrested Over Charges of Banking Fraud
T Venkatram Reddy, the chairman of Deccan Chronicle and The Asian Age group of publications, was arrested on Saturday afternoon after being interrogated by the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI in connection with a bank cheating and fraud case filed in July 2013.
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Bombay High Court declines to stay termination of Deccan Chargers
The Bombay High Court on Thursday terminated the arbitration order in the case between Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd (DHCL) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
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High Court to rule tomorrow on BCCI's appeal in Deccan Chargers' case
The Bombay High Court today reserved order till tomorrow on an appeal filed by the Cricket Board challenging a 'status quo' order passed by an arbitrator in its dispute with debt-ridden Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd.
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Deccan Chargers likely to face axe despite having found a buyer
The Deccan Chronicle Holdings Limited may have sold their IPL franchise Deccan Chargers to a Mumbai-based real estate company, Kamla Landmarc, but the trouble is not over yet. The Bombay High Court has now put down a condition for the sale to go ahead.
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Deccan Chargers to pay bank guarantee of Rs 100 crore to BCCI: High Court
The Bombay High Court has ordered Deccan Chronicles Holding Limited to furnish the bank guarantee of Rs 100 crores, on Monday.
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'Yes Bank' intervenes in Deccan Chargers-BCCI dispute
Yes Bank, the financial supporter of beleaguered Deccan Chronicles Holdings Ltd (DCHL), on Tuesday, moved the Bombay High Court, saying it would like to intervene in the petition filed by DCHL challenging the decision of the BCCI to terminate its IPL franchise 'Deccan Chargers'.
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Bombay High Court tells BCCI, Deccan Chargers to go for arbitration
The Bombay High Court on Monday suggested the BCCI and the Deccan Chronicles Holdings Ltd to settle their dispute over termination of the IPL franchise by referring the matter to a mutually acceptable arbitrator.
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IPL Crisis: Deccan Chronicle rejects sole bid, BCCI to decide team's fate
The Hyderabad-based IPL team Deccan Chargers remained unsold today after the sole bid from the PVP Ventures was rejected on the basis of the payment terms offered by them.
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IPL: End of roads for Deccan Chargers? Decision today
It's a big day for the fans of Hyderabad based IPL team, the Deccan Chargers. The franchisee that won the 2009 IPL is set to be sold from the current owners, the Deccan Chronicle Group to a buyer that meets all the criteria the BCCI has set out for this deal.
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Deccan Chronicle invites bids for Deccan Chargers
The Deccan Chronicle Holdings Limited (DCHL) on Thursday issued a tender notice inviting bids from prospective buyers for its IPL franchisee Deccan Chargers, which is currently in a financial mess.
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Deccan Chargers in financial trouble, BCCI meet today
Dark clouds loom over the Deccan Chronicle Group as their Deccan Chargers IPL franchise is all set to be auctioned.
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Deccan Chronicle to sell stake in the Deccan Chargers IPL team
Deccan Chronicle Holdings will reportedly sell its stock in their Indian Premier League franchise - Deccan Chargers - due to financial constraints.
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Is IPL team Deccan Chargers on sale?
Deccan Chargers' current owners Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd are considering selling their stake in the IPL team and have roped in investment bankers to find prospective buyers.
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High Court Sets Aside Arbitration Award That Required BCCI To Pay Rs 4,800 Crore To DCHL
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday set aside an arbitration award that directed the BCCI to pay over Rs 4,800 crore to Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd over the alleged illegal termination of the latter's IPL franchise team, Deccan Chargers Hyderabad
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BCCI Ordered To Pay Former IPL Champions Deccan Chargers: Report
The Deccan Chargers, who were owned by the Deccan Chronicle newspaper group, were removed from the IPL in 2012 by the BCCI for financial breaches.
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Deccan Chronicle Chairman T Venkatram Reddy Arrested Over Charges of Banking Fraud
T Venkatram Reddy, the chairman of Deccan Chronicle and The Asian Age group of publications, was arrested on Saturday afternoon after being interrogated by the Central Bureau of Investigation or CBI in connection with a bank cheating and fraud case filed in July 2013.
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Bombay High Court declines to stay termination of Deccan Chargers
The Bombay High Court on Thursday terminated the arbitration order in the case between Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd (DHCL) and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
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High Court to rule tomorrow on BCCI's appeal in Deccan Chargers' case
The Bombay High Court today reserved order till tomorrow on an appeal filed by the Cricket Board challenging a 'status quo' order passed by an arbitrator in its dispute with debt-ridden Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd.
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Deccan Chargers likely to face axe despite having found a buyer
The Deccan Chronicle Holdings Limited may have sold their IPL franchise Deccan Chargers to a Mumbai-based real estate company, Kamla Landmarc, but the trouble is not over yet. The Bombay High Court has now put down a condition for the sale to go ahead.
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Deccan Chargers to pay bank guarantee of Rs 100 crore to BCCI: High Court
The Bombay High Court has ordered Deccan Chronicles Holding Limited to furnish the bank guarantee of Rs 100 crores, on Monday.
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'Yes Bank' intervenes in Deccan Chargers-BCCI dispute
Yes Bank, the financial supporter of beleaguered Deccan Chronicles Holdings Ltd (DCHL), on Tuesday, moved the Bombay High Court, saying it would like to intervene in the petition filed by DCHL challenging the decision of the BCCI to terminate its IPL franchise 'Deccan Chargers'.
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Bombay High Court tells BCCI, Deccan Chargers to go for arbitration
The Bombay High Court on Monday suggested the BCCI and the Deccan Chronicles Holdings Ltd to settle their dispute over termination of the IPL franchise by referring the matter to a mutually acceptable arbitrator.
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IPL Crisis: Deccan Chronicle rejects sole bid, BCCI to decide team's fate
The Hyderabad-based IPL team Deccan Chargers remained unsold today after the sole bid from the PVP Ventures was rejected on the basis of the payment terms offered by them.
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IPL: End of roads for Deccan Chargers? Decision today
It's a big day for the fans of Hyderabad based IPL team, the Deccan Chargers. The franchisee that won the 2009 IPL is set to be sold from the current owners, the Deccan Chronicle Group to a buyer that meets all the criteria the BCCI has set out for this deal.
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Deccan Chronicle invites bids for Deccan Chargers
The Deccan Chronicle Holdings Limited (DCHL) on Thursday issued a tender notice inviting bids from prospective buyers for its IPL franchisee Deccan Chargers, which is currently in a financial mess.
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Deccan Chargers in financial trouble, BCCI meet today
Dark clouds loom over the Deccan Chronicle Group as their Deccan Chargers IPL franchise is all set to be auctioned.
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Deccan Chronicle to sell stake in the Deccan Chargers IPL team
Deccan Chronicle Holdings will reportedly sell its stock in their Indian Premier League franchise - Deccan Chargers - due to financial constraints.
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Is IPL team Deccan Chargers on sale?
Deccan Chargers' current owners Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd are considering selling their stake in the IPL team and have roped in investment bankers to find prospective buyers.
