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State Sports association controlled by a family and their employees

State sports association is affiliated to India sports association. All the members of the association example Life members and clubs secretaries, are from a single family or family run company employees. Though the sports association is for the state but all the position are controlled by a family. There is no public participation in the association. The entire operation of the association was controlled by a family. Please advise the way to remove the control from that family.

( Puducherry, Puducherry )

12-Feb-2021

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The procedure to remove/impeach members will be mentioned in its MoA and AoA. If this fails to provide a suitable remedy, then a writ petition may be filed in the High Court as the association is Govt. owned. An order can then be passed preventing the family from assuming control of the association.
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The way to proceed will be mentioned in the memoranda and articles of association.
Considering that it is a Govt. body, a writ petition can also be filed in the High Court and control of the association may be taken away frim the family.
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