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Mumbai High Court Upholds Adjudicator’s decision

Mumbai High Court has upheld the decisions of the Adjudicator of Maharashtra Mr Rajesh Agarwal in respect of two cases referred to it by ICICI Bank. The Bank had challenged the order of the Adjudicator and prayed for a stay … Continue reading

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IT Secretary Maharashtra creates history

Mr Rajesh Aggarwal, IT Secretary of Maharashtra has created a history by his landmark judgement in a case of an ex-employee hacking into his former employer’s systems to provide a wrongful gain to his new employer. Such cases are common … Continue reading

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Axis Bank will now has to eat its own words..

In the Adjudicator’s forum in Bangalore, Axis Bank has advanced a mischievous argument that Section 43 of ITA 2008 cannot be invoked by a Company. If this argument is given credence, no company can invoke any offences under Section 66 … Continue reading

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Cyber Appellate Tribunal Chairman-Status

Ever since the earlier Chairperson of Cyber Appellate Tribunal (CAT), Justice Mr Rajesh Tandon approached super annuation in June 2011, Naavi has been requesting for quick appointment of a new Chairperson in replacement of Mr Tandon or continue Mr Tandon … Continue reading

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PIL on Non Appointment of CAT Chairman

A Writ Petition (WP37477/2012) filed in Karnataka High Court regarding the non appointment of a Chair person for Cyber Appellate Tribunal will be coming up for hearing today. During the past several hearings, the Government advocate has been requesting time … Continue reading

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Netizens influence Elections

A study conducted by IRIS Knowledge Foundation, Mumbai has thrown up an interesting finding that nearly 28% seats in the Loksabha can be significantly influenced by the social media like Facebook. The study has listed 150 constituencies where there would … Continue reading

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