The High Court in Karnataka 8 July asked the State Government to not file a final report without a court permit in a company filed against the Royal Challengers Bengalur and the DNA Entertainment NetWorks LTD event in connection with Stampede 4 June.
“Relist on 5th August is, in the meantime, the opponent is ordered to not file a final report without the court. The provisional order provided earlier in all petitions is extended until the next date of hearing.” Justice Sr Krishna Kumar was quoted as a legal news website Livelaw.
Relist on 5th August is ordered to not file a final report without a court.
The Incident of Tragic StamPede took place on June 4 in front of the M Chinnaswama stadium during the victory of Royal Challengers Bengalur (RCB) in Bengalur after IPL.
The advisor appears forroyal Challengers Sports Private Limited (RCSPL) – which manages RCB IPL, told the court that they cooperate in the investigation and, in the meantime, the accusation is given, then it will be possible to cause damage.
At this stage, the court ordered the state orally not to “fail without vacation”. According to Livelaw’s advisor to Karnataka, he said, “Nothing will happen in the week or 10 days,”.
The court also stated: “Otherwise, if you file, then (petitioners) will tell us that they will allow us to change the new petition. So you will finish everything.”
The Council for DNA networks also stated during hearing that the company’s daily business is influenced as in any contract in which it concluded, it must make a statement against them that a criminal case awaits them.
After the court had heard the matter for some time, he postponed the hearing and continued to operate the provisional order.
(With Livelaw inputs)
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