[Bollywood Vs Republic And Times Now] Live Updates From Delhi High Court

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9 Nov 2020 10:52 AM IST

  • [Bollywood Vs Republic And Times Now] Live Updates From Delhi High Court

    Delhi HC is hearing on plea moved by film production houses against allegedly derogatory reporting by Republic TV and Times...

    Delhi HC is hearing on plea moved by film production houses against allegedly derogatory reporting by Republic TV and Times Now

    Live Updates

    • 9 Nov 2020 11:30 AM IST

      Nayar: Some specific persons can be impleaded

      Court: Yes, I mean someone should come forward 

    • 9 Nov 2020 11:30 AM IST

      Court: It's a tortious act, you can get compensated during the trial. It seems like these individuals are willing to strike but unwilling to continue

      Nayar: Milord, it takes courage to come this far. We're anyway seeking damages we can seek compensation also

    • 9 Nov 2020 11:29 AM IST

      Court: Have you claimed damages here?

      Nayar: No

      Court: It shows that these individuals are hesitant in claiming damages also 

    • 9 Nov 2020 11:29 AM IST

      Nayar: The Association Plaintiff is representing all these individuals in this suit 

    • 9 Nov 2020 11:28 AM IST

      Court raises the issue of 'class defamation'

      'If individuals are harmed, they should come separately', the court asks plaintiffs

    • 9 Nov 2020 11:28 AM IST

      Court: Why haven't the individuals who claim defamation have become plaintiffs in this matter

      Nayar: Milord, they are part of the plaintiff association 

    • 9 Nov 2020 11:27 AM IST

      Nayar summarises the grievances against defendants: There's defamation, breach to right to privacy, jeopardising personal safety, injurious falsehood, breach of the Programme Code, and parallel investigations

    • 9 Nov 2020 11:27 AM IST

      Akhil Sibal: All these videos are being shown on Defendants' YouTube channels. These YouTube videos must be taken down immediately 

    • 9 Nov 2020 11:26 AM IST

      Akhil Sibal reads out the Programme Court

      'there's a statutory requirement to comply with this Code. Defendants have flagrantly violated it', he argues

    • 9 Nov 2020 11:26 AM IST

      Akhil Sibal: Defendants have violated the Programme Code which is binding on them 

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