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'Goes beyond substantive law': Bombay HC stays certain provisions of Rule 9 of new IT rules | India News - Vimarsana News

'Goes beyond substantive law': Bombay HC stays certain provisions of Rule 9 of new IT rules | India News

India News: In an interim order, the Bombay HC on Saturday stayed some provisions of the government’s new Information Technology rules that pertain to the code of

Code of Ethics under new IT Rules violation of Article 19, says Bombay HC - Vimarsana News

Code of Ethics under new IT Rules violation of Article 19, says Bombay HC

Court order interim stay to operation of clauses 9 (1) and 9 (3) in big win for online publishers

Bombay HC asks Centre to file affidavit in response to plea challenging new IT rules - Vimarsana News

Bombay HC asks Centre to file affidavit in response to plea challenging new IT rules

The Bombay High Court has asked the Centre to file a “short affidavit” by Thursday in response to a plea challenging new IT rules.

IT Rules: Bombay HC Asks Union Govt to Explain Why Interim Stay Shouldn't Be Granted - Vimarsana News

IT Rules: Bombay HC Asks Union Govt to Explain Why Interim Stay Shouldn't Be Granted

The court was hearing petitions filed by digital news portal The Leaflet and journalist Nikhil Wagle.

Source: thewire.in
Bombay High Court seeks Center's reply on why new IT rules should not be stayed - Vimarsana News

Bombay High Court seeks Center's reply on why new IT rules should not be stayed

A bench of Chief Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice G S Kulkarni sought the government's reply by August 12. The petitions filed by digital news portal `The Leaflet' and journalist Nikhil Wagle claimed that the new regulations are "vague", "draconian", and bound to have a "chilling effect" on the freedom of press.