shall revive.
7. It may be mentioned here that by order dated
7.10.2016 in Civil Appeal no.4235 of 2014 (BCCI vs. Cricket
Association of Bihar), the Supreme Court had directed that in
terms of the resolution of the Annual General body Meeting
(‘AGM’ in short) of the BCCI passed on 9.11.2015 or
subsequent resolution, no further amount was to be disbursed to
the State Associations till the State Association passes a proper
resolution to the effect that it is agreeable to undertake and to
support the reforms as proposed and accepted by the Court. It
was only upon the resolution being passed and a copy of the
Patna High Court L.P.A No.840 of 2024 dt.14-07-2025
same being filed before the Justice Lodha Committee with an
affidavit of the President, State Association undertaking to abide
by the reforms as proposed by the Committee that the BCCI was
to transfer the balance amount of Rs.16.73 crores payable to the
State Association. Further by order dated 21.10.2016, directions
were issued on similar lines by the Supreme Court to the BCCI
to desist from disbursement of funds till the State Association
adopts a resolution undertaking to implement the
recommendation of the Committee as accepted by the Court.