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Bom HC: ‘Misleading’ is a Very Subjective Term Used in New Information Technology Rules 2021 - (10 Jul 2023)

CYBER LAWS

Bombay High Court while hearing the plea challenging the new Information Technology Rules 2021, has observed that the word 'misleading' in the Rules is an extremely problematic area since it is an opinion.

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