SC seeks shareholding details in India Cements

November 28, 2014 08:33

The Supreme Court on Thursday asked N Srinivasan, owner of Chennai Super Kings, to furnish details of his shareholding in India Cements and the composition of its Board members to ascertain who owned the Indian Premier League franchise.

A Bench of Justices T S Thakur and Ibrahim Kalifulla told Srinivasan's counsel, Kapil Sibal, "We want to know who is really controlling CSK. Is it the corporate entity or Srinivasan? Who are the people who took decisions on behalf of the India Cements company regarding CSK? We are looking for the real owners of CSK.'

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