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Kerala HC: Admin of WhatsApp Group Not Vicariously Liable for Objectionable Post by Group Member(24.02.2022)

Kerala High Court has ruled that the admin of a WhatsApp group cannot be held vicariously liable if a member of the group posts objectionable content .....

Tags : Kerala High Court, Admin of WhatsApp Group

Bombay HC: WhatsApp Group Administrator Not Liable for Member's Objectionable Post(26.04.2021)

Bombay High Court has held that a Whatsapp group administrator cannot be held liable for objectionable content posted by a member of the group, in the.....

Tags : Bombay High Court, WhatsApp Group Administrator, Member’s Objectionable Post

Ker. HC: Emp. Messaging in Pvt. Whatsapp Group About Safety of Company Doesn’t Attract Disc. Proc.(21.06.2024)

Kerala High Court has held that an employee sending messages on a private WhatsApp group regarding the safety of company cannot attract disciplinary p.....

Tags : Kerala High Court, Whatsapp Group, Disciplinary Proceedings, Freedom of Speech

Karnataka HC Denies Anticipatory Bail to Group Admin for Pakistan Zindabad' Slogans in WhatsApp Group(28.01.2019)

Karnataka High Court has dismissed anticipatory bail application of Administrator of a WhatsApp Group in which some group members had shared 'Pakistan.....

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MP HC to DGP: Think of Creating WhatsApp Groups for Purpose of Summoning Witnesses(26.09.2023)

Madhya Pradesh High Court has directed Director General of Police (DGP) and Director, Prosecution to take suggestion from police officers and other ex.....

Tags : Madhya Pradesh High Court, WhatsApp Groups, Summon, Protection, Witnesses

Delhi HC Rules ‘Administrators’ of WhatsApp Groups Not Liable for Member’s Post(19.12.2016)

Delhi High Court has held that administrators of WhatsApp groups cannot be made liable for defamatory statements by any other member of group.

Tags : Delhi High Court , WhatsApp Groups

Bom HC: Creating WhatsApp Group Without Employer's Permission Not Ground for Compulsory Retirement(18.09.2026)

Bombay High Court held that creating a WhatsApp group without an employer’s permission cannot by itself justify removal from service. It quashed the c.....

Tags : WhatsApp Group; Compulsory Retirement; Employer