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Regarding violation of injunction order by court
13-Apr-2023 (In Civil Law)
I have filed a defamation suit (civil) against a TV channel.An injunction order was passed in the said case by the court restraining the opposite parties from deleting certains links from their official website. But on 14th September 2016 suddenly i came to know that the links are deleted and hence i have filed a case of injunction violation.But the court rejected my petition after hearing both the parties on the grounds that I have not specified the exact date when the links were deleted. Anything which is online cannot be monitored everytime.The moment i saw the links are deleted is not the date for my cause of action?So what step should i take now??
If you had mentioned in the Petition the date when you discovered the fact of deletion, then that can be taken as your cause of action. Now, depending upon the pecuniary jurisdiction of the Trial Court, you can challenge its Rejection Order before the Higher Forum/Court and the chances of your prayer being allowed are on the higher side.
Regards,
S Dutta, Advocate
Regards,
S Dutta, Advocate
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Adv. Samudragupta Dutta
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The moment you saw the changes in the website the cause of action to book the defaulting party arises at that particular point. It does not matter when the changes were done but what matters is whether the changes are really done while injunction was prevailing. The date of your knowledge about it, is the date you should mention as per cyber crime which is your case.
Get the certified copies of the rejection order and file appeal againt it, in next superior count.
Friend its time you should talk to your lawyer seriously.
Get the certified copies of the rejection order and file appeal againt it, in next superior count.
Friend its time you should talk to your lawyer seriously.
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Adv. Lahul Hussain Hazorica
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As both parties are heard n finally decided the decree passed u will need to obey. However if there is any erroneous mistake while taking the decision u can approach the higher court for review/appeal whicever is suitable. Seek a lawyer he will help u figure out on which point u need to challange. Regarding monitoring its ur burden to notify if anything goes haywire
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Adv. Abdul Halim
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