The Supreme Court Today (Aug 8) agreed to hear appeals from Google, CCI, and ADIF over Google’s alleged misuse of dominance in the Android app market. This high-stakes legal battle will be heard in November.
The Supreme Court Today (Aug 4) stayed Testbook’s legal battle against Google over its Play Store billing policies, stopping the Madras High Court case for now. The decision could impact app developers and digital platforms across India.
Google has moved to the Supreme Court against NCLAT’s ruling supporting CCI’s findings of abuse of dominance in the Android app market. The case involves Google Play billing policies, Google Pay promotion, and a reduced Rs 216.69 crore fine.
Madras High Court slams sexually inappropriate teaser of Bad Girl, calling it harmful to children. Court directs MeitY to ensure its urgent removal from YouTube.
Spiritual leader Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev has filed a petition in the Delhi High Court to safeguard his personality rights from unauthorized use of his name, image, and voice, particularly through AI. His lawyer highlighted fraudulent activities involving fake products online, prompting the court to consider removing such content and engaging with Google for further support.
The Delhi High Court criticised a YouTuber for missing a hearing in a copyright case involving alleged theft of a teacher’s notes. The Court said he was “playing games with the court” and showed disregard for proceedings.
The Delhi High Court has closed Anjali Birla’s case against false social media posts alleging favoritism in her UPSC success. The court ruled in her favor, ordering the removal of defamatory content. Anjali emphasized her merit-based achievement and highlighted the need for responsible online sharing and legal protection against misinformation.
Google has settled its Android TV dominance case with CCI for Rs.20.2 crore, agreeing to major policy changes. However, a CCI member strongly dissented, claiming Google’s offer fails to fix core competition issues.
Aaradhya Bachchan, daughter of Abhishek and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, has filed a fresh petition in the Delhi High Court against websites spreading fake news about her health. Despite a previous court order directing Google, Bollywood Times, and others to remove misleading content, some platforms did not comply. The court has now issued a notice to Google, with the next hearing set for March 17.
Today, On 8th January, A petition has been filed in the Delhi High Court seeking the removal of a court order from the Indian Kanoon website. The petitioner’s counsel argued that the order, accessible via Google, is harming his client’s reputation as a businessman. The plea emphasizes the impact on the petitioner’s credibility due to the public availability of the order. The court is expected to address concerns related to privacy and public access to legal records.
