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    Karnataka High Court Dismisses Plea Against Jolly LLB 3, Imposes Rs.50,000 Cost on Petitioner: Wasting Judicial Time
    Karnataka High Court Dismisses Plea Against Jolly LLB 3, Imposes Rs.50,000 Cost on Petitioner: Wasting Judicial Time
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    Karnataka High Court Dismisses Plea Against Jolly LLB 3, Imposes Rs.50,000 Cost on Petitioner: Wasting Judicial Time

    Today, On 18th September, Karnataka High Court has dismissed a PIL seeking to stay the release of Jolly LLB 3, imposing a Rs.50,000 cost on petitioner Syeda Neelufur for wasting judicial time. The Court warned of coercive action if payment is not made by October 4.

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    Don’t Worry, We Face Mocking Right from Day One of Our Judgeships: Bombay HC Dismisses PIL Claiming Jolly LLB 3 Mocks Judiciary
    Don’t Worry, We Face Mocking Right from Day One of Our Judgeships: Bombay HC Dismisses PIL Claiming Jolly LLB 3 Mocks Judiciary
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    Don’t Worry, We Face Mocking Right from Day One of Our Judgeships: Bombay HC Dismisses PIL Claiming Jolly LLB 3 Mocks Judiciary

    Today, On 17th September, On The Bombay High Court dismissed a PIL seeking to block the release of Jolly LLB 3, which claimed the film mocks the judiciary. The court said, “Don’t worry, we face the mocking right from day one of our judgeships.”

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    Don’t Worry, We Face Mocking Right from Day One of Our Judgeships: Bombay HC Dismisses PIL Claiming Jolly LLB 3 Mocks Judiciary
    Don’t Worry, We Face Mocking Right from Day One of Our Judgeships: Bombay HC Dismisses PIL Claiming Jolly LLB 3 Mocks Judiciary
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    Nothing Objectionable, No Hindrance to Legal Profession: Allahabad High Court Rejects Plea Against Jolly LLB 3

    The Allahabad High Court dismissed a petition against Akshay Kumar’s Jolly LLB 3, stating there was “nothing objectionable, no hindrance to legal profession”, after reviewing the song Bhai Vakeel Hai and finding no disrespect to advocates.

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    "If We are Told to Break Encryption, Then WhatsApp Goes" | WhatsApp Challenges Indian Govt's Rules in Delhi HC
    "If We are Told to Break Encryption, Then WhatsApp Goes" | WhatsApp Challenges Indian Govt's Rules in Delhi HC
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    “If We are Told to Break Encryption, Then WhatsApp Goes” | WhatsApp Challenges Indian Govt’s Rules in Delhi HC

    Today(on 4th July), in the Delhi High Court, WhatsApp challenged India’s 2021 IT Rules, contesting the requirement to disclose information origins, emphasizing privacy concerns. Counsel Tejas Karia represented WhatsApp before Chief Justice Manmohan and Justice Manmeet Pritam Singh Arora, highlighting potential impacts on user privacy rights.

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