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Lahore Qalandars Ownership Dispute: Arbitration Orders Rs 2.3 Billion Payment or 51% Share Reversal to QALCO

Arbitration orders Atif and Sameen Rana to pay Rs 2.3 billion or return 51% Lahore Qalandars shares to Fawad Rana’s QALCO.

Arbitration battle: Fawad Rana vs Qalandars

Why This Case Matters Beyond One Franchise

This dispute has become a reference point for sports franchise governance in Pakistan, illustrating how shareholder agreements, arbitration clauses, and allegations of improper transfers intersect when high-value sports assets are involved. It also reflects the judiciary’s growing inclination to route commercial disputes through arbitration—while retaining court oversight at the enforcement stage.

Regardless of the final outcome, the Lahore Qalandars case has already reshaped conversations around transparency, control, and accountability in Pakistan’s professional sports ecosystem.

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