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Del HC: ‘Absolute Privilege’ Bars Claims Against Judges, Counsels For Statement Made During Proc. - (22 Feb 2024)

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Delhi High Court has observed that Doctrine of ‘Absolute Privilege’ puts an embargo on entertainment of claims made against judges, lawyers or parties with regard to the statements made during a judicial proceeding in Courts and Tribunals.

Tags : DELHI HIGH COURT   ABSOLUTE PRIVILEGE   JUDICIAL PROCEEDING  

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