Attorney-at-Law Anil Nandalall questioned yesterday why lawyers in the past had never reviewed the legality of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB), a day after Chief Justice Ian Chang ruled that the organisation was not a legal entity.
The GCB, which was formed in 1943, finds itself in a legal conundrum after Chief Justice Chang on Monday struck out an action that was brought by Angela Haniff, in her capacity as secretary of the Berbice Cricket Board (BCB), restraining the Ramsey Ali-led GCB from functioning. Ali and his executives were elected on July 10 while Haniff brought the action on July 21.
Monday’s ruling, according to Nandalall, would have brought into question the GCB’s registration which was
