Sajith N. v. State of Kerala In the High Court of Kerala B.A. 103/2015 Before Justice B. Kemal Pasha Decided on February 18, 2015 Relevancy of the case: Anticipatory bail in a case involving allegations under Sections 376 & 506(i) … Read More
This is the seventh article in our series covering cyber laws of various countries. The previous article presented an overview of cyber crime and laws in Denmark. This article features Turkey, the first Middle East country in the series. Turkey … Read More
Online dating has become a common part of day-to-day lives. Some may use a dating app for finding a suitable partner; while others are simply looking for friends. However, should online dating platforms be available for everyone to use, including … Read More
The use of matrimonial websites has grown over the past few years. During the lockdown, a leading Indian matrimonial platform observed a 30% increase in the number of average daily registrations. Increased usage makes such sites more prone to cyber … Read More
This is my third article in the series covering cyber laws of various countries. Through this series, the objective is to discuss what they are doing to deal with technology-facilitated crimes. The first and second articles covered New Zealand and … Read More
I had heard it often that cyber crime is one of the major issues of the 21st century, in terms of prevention as well as the number of incidents. In over six months of my association with The Cyber Blog … Read More
Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd. v. Orient Ship Agency Pvt. Ltd. In the High Court of Bombay Notice of Motion 1666/2016 Before Justice G.S. Patel Decided on February 26, 2018 Relevancy of the case: Certificate requirements under Section 65B for account … Read More
Yahooindia.com, Googl.com, Amazn.com, Flipcart.com, and so on. All these websites look familiar, but does something seem off? This is precisely what cyber squatting is. We usually notice peddlers in road-side markets for selling rip-offs or first copies of well-known merchandise brands with slightly … Read More
The traditional Indian society had treated women with great respect, Vedas puffed up her as a mother, creator, and addressed her as Devi or Goddess. Occupying a vital role, any mistreatment or subjugation to her dignity was seen as derogatory, … Read More