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Delhi High Court summons ANI in defamation case over news report on man giving Triple Talaq to wife - Vimarsana News

Delhi High Court summons ANI in defamation case over news report on man giving Triple Talaq to wife

The petitioner approached the High Court stating that he belongs to the Shia sect of Islam, for which Triple Talaq is not even a recognised form of divorce.

Madras HC Junks Plea Challenging Dismissal Of Complaint Against Ex-Congress MP, ABP News Channel Over 'Defamatory' Post On RSS - Vimarsana News

Madras HC Junks Plea Challenging Dismissal Of Complaint Against Ex-Congress MP, ABP News Channel Over 'Defamatory' Post On RSS

The Madras High Court recently dismissed a Revision plea filed against a December 2016 order of the Magistrate Court in Chennai dismissing a complaint filed against former Congress MP Nirmal Khatri...

Source: livelaw.in
Montreal man finally gets Google to pay up on paedophilia slur - Vimarsana News

Montreal man finally gets Google to pay up on paedophilia slur

Apparently, you can’t allow false paedophilia links to remain on your search engine A Montreal man spent years trying to hold Google accountable for s...

Man battling Google wins $500K for search result links calling him a pedophile - Vimarsana News

Man battling Google wins $500K for search result links calling him a pedophile

Google's attempt to apply Section 230 immunity in Canada failed.

Google ordered to pay $500K to Quebec man over links to false pedophilia accusations - Vimarsana News

Google ordered to pay $500K to Quebec man over links to false pedophilia accusations

Google, which is headquartered in California, argued that Quebec defamation law didn't apply to the case and that under U.S. law it had no obligation to remove the link.