No Orders on Personality Rights: Delhi High Court  Orders Removal of Unauthorised Images of YouTuber Bhuvan Bam

Today, the Delhi High Court directed removal of online images of YouTuber Bhuvan Bam shared without his consent, granting interim relief. Justice Jyoti Singh said the order binds John Doe defendants, while clarifying personality rights remain undecided presently therein.

Delhi High Court Protects NTR Jr’s Personality Rights, Bans Unauthorized Use of Name, Image and “Man of Masses” Identity

The Delhi High Court has granted an interim injunction restraining unauthorised commercial use of actor NTR Jr’s name, image and persona on online platforms. The Court ordered the takedown of infringing merchandise and digital content within 72 hours, recognising strong personality and publicity rights.

Shoe Attack on CJI Gavai: Supreme Court to Hear Contempt Case Against Lawyer on October 27

The Supreme Court will hear on October 27 the contempt case against advocate Rakesh Kishore, who threw a shoe at Chief Justice B R Gavai during a court session earlier this month. The incident has raised questions about courtroom decorum.

Shoe Hurl at CJI Row| Not Against Free Speech, But Not at Cost of Others’ Dignity: Supreme Court Slams Unregulated Social Media

In the shoe-hurling incident targeting CJI B.R. Gavai, the Supreme Court said it is “not against free speech, but not at the cost of others’ dignity,” warning that unregulated social media is turning into a dangerous, money-spinning venture.

No Interim Relief: Delhi Court Rejects Newslaundry’s Appeal Against John Doe Gag Order in Adani Defamation Case

Delhi court refused interim relief to Newslaundry in its appeal against a gag order restraining defamatory content on Adani Enterprises. Judge said Newslaundry is not an aggrieved party; matter listed for October 15.

Delhi High Court Issues John Doe Order to Protect ‘Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah’ IP Rights

The Delhi High Court issued a restraining order against various platforms and channels for infringing on the rights of “Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah.” The order, including John Doe parties, prohibits hosting, streaming, and exhibiting copyrighted material. The use of a John Doe order highlights its importance in protecting intellectual property rights in the digital age, especially in cases involving digital content.