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Admissibility of evidence is one of the most interesting things Courts have grappled with especially in the digital age. In contrast to the Evidence Act, where Section 65B’s non-obstante clause unequivocally superseded all other provisions regarding the admissibility of electronic evidence, new Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam's Sections 61 and 63 are going to open up whole new set of interesting propositions.
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Hon'ble Supreme Court in Amro Devi vs Julfi Ram (D) 2024 INSC 527 explained the procedural requirement for compromise decree in terms of Order XXIII rule 3 CPC by observing in following manner. It is incumbent upon the parties to record terms of compromise in writing and to be signed by the parties in order to secure a compromise decree in terms of Order XXIII Rule 3 CPC. Mere recording of statements by the parties before Court about such compromise does not satisfy the requirements of Order XXIII Rule 3 of the CPC.
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Justice in the Digital Age: Sameet Thakkar slapped with Rs. 1 Lakh Fine Sanjana Krishnasarma, Associate at VMH & Associates shares, “In a recent decision, the Delhi High Court has found Sameet Thakkar guilty of contempt of court and has levied a substantial fine of Rs. 1 lakh for persistently posting defamatory tweets against TV Today Network. The suit was filed due to defamatory and derogatory statements made by Sameet Thakkar against TV Today Network on the platform X despite restraining orders passed against him in the year 2020. The Hon’ble Delhi High Court stated that the conduct of Sameet Thakkar shows that he has been utterly defiant of the orders passed by the said Court and, therefore, should be dealt with a heavy hand. The court's decision serves as a robust response to the challenges posed by contemptuous conduct on social media platforms. It reinforces the judiciary's commitment to preserving the dignity and decorum associated with legal proceedings, especially when involving influential media entities. Thakkar's case sheds light on the evolving landscape of online communication and the legal ramifications associated with persistent disregard for court orders. The imposition of a significant fine underscores the gravity of the offense, signalling that such behaviour will not be tolerated within the legal framework. This judicial intervention emphasizes the delicate balance between freedom of expression and the responsibility to communicate respectfully, particularly in matters concerning the reputation of individuals or organizations. It also sets a noteworthy precedent for addressing contemptuous conduct in the digital age.” https://lnkd.in/g9CBSmnQ
Delhi High Court slaps ₹1 lakh fine on Sameet Thakkar for contempt of court in case on tweets against TV Today Network
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Stand taken by Govt pleaders on the Govt policies: When it favours them or Govt, the reply is "It's a policy we hv to abide by!" & When not "It's just a guideline that can be waived off" Leads to Injustice & increase in litigations! @adgpi @PMOIndia https://lnkd.in/d_YexYQe
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INDIA IT AMENDMENT IS NOT TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC FROM MISINFORMATION BUT TO BRING TOTAL STATE CENSORSHIP OVER ANYTHING THAT GOVT DOES NOT WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW DISCUSS DEBATE OR QUESTION AS TOLD BEFORE BOMBAY HIGH COURT On Monday, the petitioners in pleas challenging the 2021 IT Amendment told the Bombay High Court that the purpose of a government fact check unit (FCU) is not to protect the public from misinformation but to bring total state censorship over anything that the government does not want people to know, discuss, debate or question. “Under the impugned Rule, it is not the actual falseness or fakeness of the content but the very act of identification of content as such by the government FCU that the intermediary loses safe harbour…It is total state censorship of anything that the government does not want people to know, discuss, debate or question the government on that is the actual purpose of the impugned Rule”, Senior Advocate Navroz Seervai for Kamra contended. https://lnkd.in/gsNPjUZW
IT Rules 2021 | Govt FCU Meant For Total State Censorship On Anything Govt Doesn’t Want People To Know, Discuss, Debate Or Question: Kunal Kamra To Bombay High Court
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NCP Party Ajit Pawar Group Ne Supreme Court Me Caveat File Kiya, Aur Dono Paksh Ko Sunne Ki Appeal Ki Read Full News: https://bit.ly/42sudg5 #AjitPawarGroup #Appeal #breakingnews #CaveatFile #CourtCases #dailynews #Gallinews #LegalMatters #Mumbai #mumbainews #ncpparty #news #newsupdate #newsupdates #PoliticalDrama #PoliticalFights #supremecourt #todaynews
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CAM Blog: The latest post on our blog by Juvraj Singh Bindra and Nilakshi Srivastava is on “Demystifying Deadline Dilemmas: Analysing the limitation period of Section 11(6) Petitions in Arbitral proceedings in India”. Read it at: https://lnkd.in/d6EXdXGg #ArbitrationandConciliationAct #LimitationAct #Section11 #DisputeResolution #BlogsbyCAM
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Hon'ble Supreme Court held in its judgement dt. 26-04-2024 on question of using of EVM that "unless substantial evidence is presented against the EVMs, the current system will have to persist with enhancements. Regressive measures to revert to paper ballots or any alternative to the EVMs that does not adequately safeguard the interests of Indian citizens have to be eschewed." Hon'ble Court further said that "Be it the citizens, the judiciary, the elected representatives, or even the electoral machinery, democracy is all about striving to build harmony and trust between all its pillars through open dialogue, transparency in processes, and continuous improvement of the system by active participation in democratic practices. Our approach should be guided by evidence and reason to allow space for meaningful improvements. By nurturing a culture of trust and collaboration, we can strengthen the foundations of our democracy..."
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Bribe for Questions: TMC MP moves Delhi HC to restrain circulating "fake, defamatory" contents . . Follow Lawstreet Journal for more legal updates #BriberyCase #TMCMP #DelhiHighCourt #Defamation #FakeContent #LegalMatters #CourtPetition #SocialMedia #IndianPolitics #JudicialProceedings #india #lawstreetj . . Click to Read full Article https://lnkd.in/eZ2AJxf6
Bribe for Questions: TMC MP moves Delhi HC to restrain circulating "fake, defamatory" contents
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