Delhi HC dismisses ₹10 lakh defamation suit, holding that a statement in a police complaint was not defamatory per se or publication.
Read Full ArticleSultanpur MP/MLA Court acquits Rahul Gandhi in a 2018 criminal defamation case over his alleged remark against Amit Shah.
Delhi High Court deletes two defendants from former J&K Chief Secretary Arun Kumar Mehta’s defamation suit after they published apologies, while proceedings continue against three others.
The Delhi High Court urged CJP leaders Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka to remove posts against senior advocate Gaurav Bhatia, stressing that social media allegations should be verified before publication.
Kerala High Court quashes criminal defamation proceedings against Malayala Manorama editors over an Excise arrest report, holding that publication alone is insufficient without culpable intent.
Delhi HC refers Anjana Om Kashyap vs Khan Sir defamation case to mediation after counsel agrees to remove disclosure of journalist's children's school.
Delhi HC issues notice on Anil Ambani’s defamation suit against NDTV over CBI-ED coverage and alleged targeting linked to Adani Group.
Complaint filed in Varanasi court against Prof. Madhu Kishwar over alleged defamatory posts targeting PM Modi, CM Yogi and judiciary; police report sought.
Delhi High Court orders News Laundry to remove remarks against AajTak, holding terms like “shit reporters” went beyond fair criticism.
Delhi High Court orders Nakkheeran to remove defamatory content against Isha Foundation, rejects plea to dismiss defamation suit.
Kerala High Court grants pre-arrest bail to a YouTube editor, holding political commentary does not amount to obscene or sexually explicit content.
Delhi HC upholds maintainability of ITC group’s defamation suit against ABP, ruling that the plaint discloses a valid cause of action and proceedings will continue.
BBC apologizes to President Trump for a misleading documentary edit but rejects his $1B defamation claim, citing no serious harm or legal liability.
Karnataka High Court refuses to quash charges against a man accused of creating fake social media accounts to defame his sister-in-law; trial to continue.
Sameer Wankhede tells Delhi High Court that satire isn’t absolute as he sues Shah Rukh Khan’s Red Chillies and others over defamation in Netflix series.
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