The Madhya Pradesh High Court declined to interfere with an appellate order that partly lifted an injunction preventing a 90-year-old father from dealing with his property. The court said children cannot block elderly parents’ assets, calling it unjust.
The Delhi High Court protected personality rights of Aniruddhacharya, restraining unauthorised use of his name, voice, or image including AI and deepfakes. Justice Tushar Rao Gedela granted interim relief on March 30.
The Delhi High Court said it will direct Sakshi newspaper, run by Jagati Publications, to remove reports linking Heritage Foods to the Tirupati laddu controversy. The Court warned that if the articles are not taken down within 24 hours, social media platforms may be ordered to block them.
The Delhi High Court has made permanent its order stopping a YouTube channel from impersonating Anjana Om Kashyap through deepfake-style videos. The Court said such fake channels can cause serious harm and spread misinformation.
The Delhi High Court reinstated an injunction halting Zydus Lifesciences from selling ‘Sigrima,’ a cancer medication, due to patent infringement claims by F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG. Zydus has appealed this ruling to the Supreme Court. The case’s outcome may significantly impact patent rights and pharmaceutical sales in India.
The social media company ‘X’ Corp today has contested a Delhi High Court order requiring the removal of allegedly defamatory posts about journalist Rajat Sharma globally, arguing that it violates international law and encroaches on other countries’ sovereignty. The court case involves a defamation suit filed by Sharma in response to abusive content on social media and TV.
The Calcutta High Court today issued an order restraining the BJP from publishing derogatory ads against the TMC due to Election Commission failure. The BJP’s ads violated the Model Code of Conduct and infringed on fair election rights. The Court’s decision aims to safeguard the integrity of the election process until further notice.
