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Zee to inform court first

MUMBAI, SEPT. 13 . Zee Telefilms Ltd. has decided not to make public the outcome of its crucial board meeting on telecast rights till it informs the Bombay High Court and ESPN Star-Sports of its stance. The Subhash Chandra-promoted Essel Group company intends to file an affidavit in the court tomorrow, and then make the decision public, Essel Group vice-president (Corporate and Brand Development), Ashish Kaul, told PTI here today.

On September 9, the High Court suggested ESPN-Star Sports and ZTL to submit fresh bids to the court for BCCI's telecast rights. ZTL has convened a special board meeting to discuss the issue of submitting fresh bids. — PTI

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