Delhi HC: Economic Offender Cannot Seek Travel Abroad For Medical Treatment When Available In India  ||  SC: Governors and President Have No Fixed Timeline To Assent To Bills; “Deemed Assent” is Invalid  ||  SC: Assigning a Decree For Specific Performance of a Sale Agreement Does Not Require Registration  ||  SC: No Quota Applies For Judicial Officers in District Judge Posts, Issuing Seniority Guidelines  ||  SC: Interest Rate Disputes Doesn't Fall under Public Policy to Set Aside Arbitration Awards  ||  SC: If Some Offences are Quashed By Compromise, the FIR For The Same Incident Cannot Continue  ||  Supreme Court: TIP is Unreliable if the Witness Saw the Accused Beforehand  ||  Delhi HC: MYAS Not Bound to ‘Rubber-Stamp’ International Federation Choices  ||  AP HC: Fulfilling Rehabilitation Promises to Displaced is State’s Constitutional Obligation  ||  SC: Career Progression to Higher Echelons of Judiciary is Neither a Matter of Right Nor Entitlement    

Calcutta HC: Right to Privacy Entitles Person to Carry Secrets to Grave - (03 Oct 2022)

RIGHT TO INFORMATION

Calcutta High Court while directing police to immediately withdraw WhatsApp messages and photographs of deceased woman with her friend, that were disclosed by it under RTI Act, has held hat right to privacy also includes belief that a person should be allowed to carry their secrets to the grave.

Tags : CALCUTTA HIGH COURT   PRIVACY   WHATSAPP  

Share :        

Disclaimer | Copyright 2025 - All Rights Reserved