Calcutta High Court's Judge Suspends Video-Conferencing Due to Lack of Decorum  ||  Supreme Court Issues Directions for Ensuring Toilet Facilities in Court Premises  ||  Kerala High Court: Body Shaming is Not Acceptable in Our Society  ||  Delhi HC Grants Custody Parole to Tahir Hussain for Subscribing Oath & Filing Nomination Papers  ||  Calcutta High Court Pulls State Government Over Lack of Funds  ||  Delhi HC: AO Needs to be Satisfied that Accommodation Entries in Show Cause Notice Exist  ||  AP HC: Supply of Solar Generating Power Station is Not Works Contract  ||  Calcutta High Court Suspends Video-Conferencing Due to Lack of Decorum  ||  Calcutta High Court Suspends Video-Conferencing Due to Lack of Decorum  ||  P&H HC: Woman Can Terminate Pregnancy without Consent of Husband When Living Separately    

Kerala HC: No Absolute Privilege Against Defamation in Pleadings - (12 Mar 2021)

CRIMINAL

Kerala High Court has observed that there is no absolute privilege against defamation available to allegations/claims in pleadings. The Court has stated that Section 499 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 does not give absolute privilege to statements made in a Court of law in the judicial proceedings. The privileges recognised under Section 499 of the Indian Penal Code are qualified.

Tags : KERALA HIGH COURT   DEFAMATION IN PLEADINGS  

Share :        

Disclaimer | Copyright 2025 - All Rights Reserved