Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd

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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

• Canara Bank Offers One Time Settlement to Deccan Chronicle Holdings

  Canara Bank has offered a one-time settlement to Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd (DCHL) when the latter approached it for restructuring of loans, a top bank official said on Tuesday.

• DCHL may convert part of Srei Infra Finance's loan into equity

  According to a filing with the BSE, the city-based publishing house stated that the Board of Directors of the company at its meeting held yesterday also said the board committee would look into the issue of finalising a joint auditor for the company.

• Still eager to work with reliable agency in Sahara case: Sebi

  After having put on hold the process of appointing a verification agency in the Sahara case, market regulator Sebi today said it is still eager to work with some "good and reliable" verification agencies for ascertaining the genuineness of Sahara bond-holders.

• NSE to suspend trading in Deccan Chronicle shares

  The National Stock Exchange said trading of shares in Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd would be suspended from January 23, saying the newspaper publisher failed to provide shareholding and financial information.

• Deccan Chargers stands eliminated from IPL as SC dismisses its plea

  In a blow to Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd (DCHL), owners of IPL team Decan chargers, the Supreme Court today dismissed its plea for extending the deadline to pay the bank guarantee of 100 crore to the Board Of Control For Cricket In India (BCCI).

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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).

• Deccan Chargers' termination stands after HC order

  In fresh setback for debt-ridden Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd, the Bombay High Court today stayed the order of the arbitrator, who had yesterday granted status quo on the Cricket Board's decision to terminate its franchise Deccan Chargers.

• Deccan Chronicle lenders unwilling to furnish Rs 100 crore guarantee

  Spelling out more trouble for Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd (DCHL), the lenders, including private sector banks, have said that they are unwilling to furnish bank guarantee.

• HC gives three days to Deccan Chronicle to give Rs 100 cr bank guarantee to BCCI

  The Bombay High Court today granted three more days to Deccan Chronicles Holdings Ltd (DCHL) to give an irrevocable and unconditional bank guarantee of Rs 100 crore to the Indian cricket board regarding IPL franchise Deccan Chargers.

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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'.

• Bombay High Court tells BCCI, Deccan Chargers to go for arbitration

  Accordingly, Justice S J Kathawala deferred till Tuesday, the hearing of petition filed by Deccan Chronicles, challenging BCCI's decision at its emergency IPL Governing Council meeting in Chennai last week to terminate the contract of the cash-strapped 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.

• No relief for Deccan Chargers from Bombay High Court: BCCI

  The BCCI on Saturday denied media reports that Deccan Chargers franchise has got a stay order against its termination from the IPL, saying that the matter would come up in the Bombay High Court on Monday.

• Canara Bank conducting forensic audit of Deccan Chronicle accounts

  The government today said Canara Bank is conducting forensic audit of the accounts of troubled Deccan Chronicle Holdings Ltd (DCH), which runs a media group and owns an IPL cricket team.