Legal Articles Telephonic Message Which Does Not Clearly Specify The Offence, Cannot Be Treated As An FIR: SC March 25, 2021 by Sanjeev Sirohi | Leave a Comment Without mincing any words and without leaving any space for confusion of any kind, the Supreme Court has most recently on March 23, 2021 in a latest, learned, laudable and leading judgment titled Netaji Achyut Shinde (Patil) Vs. State of Maharashtra in Criminal Appeal No. 121 of 2019 With Criminal Appeal No(s). 328 of […] Read more » 1950 onwards the Supreme Court decisions Cannot Be Treated As An FIR Justice Hemant Gupta Justice L Nageswara Rao Justice S Ravindra Bhat Telephonic Message Which Does Not Clearly Specify The Offence unclear telephonic Message not FIR
Corporate & Commercial Law Legal Articles Media & Tort of Defamation January 22, 2013 / February 10, 2013 by Pratham Darad | Leave a Comment Freedom of Media One of the paradoxes is that Freedom of the Media to which our Founding Fathers were greatly attached finds no mention in Part III of our Constitution which guarantees certain fundamental rights. There is no specific guarantee of Freedom of the Media as in the Constitutions of other countries. In the course […] Read more » 1950 onwards the Supreme Court decisions Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution Constituent Assembly debates Constitution Contempt of court Decency or morality defamation difference between libel and slander Dr B R Ambedkar Freedom of Media Freedom of the Media Freedom of the Media as a fundamental right Friendly relations with foreign States Imputation in unfitness to run a business Imputation of a contagious disease Imputation of criminal conduct Imputation of unchastity Incitement to an offence kind of injury ParshuramBabaramSawant Part III of Constitution public order restrictions is defamation right of the people Security of the State Sovereignty and integrity of India TV broadcasts
