Right To Be Forgotten

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Right To Be Forgotten- An Acquitted Accused Entitled To Redact His Name From The Judgment, To Protect His Privacy: Madras High Court

The Madras High Court observed on Friday that an accused person who is eventually acquitte

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[BREAKING] No 'Right to be forgotten' when it comes to court judgments; accused on acquittal cannot have name redacted: Madras High Court

The Madras High Court on Tuesday deviated from its earlier prima facie view that an accused has a right to have his name redacted from court orders and judgment

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Right to be Forgotten: Privacy vs Freedom

In Ashutosh Kaushik's appeal to Delhi High Court, there is an opportunity to work out conflict between fundamental rights.

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Right to be forgotten may not be an absolute right even after acquittal in cases: Kerala High Court

The Kerala High Court on Wednesday opined that the right to be forgotten may not be one that can be claimed as an absolute right especially when it comes to det

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Right To Be Forgotten | Kerala High Court Refuses To Expunge Remarks Suggesting Google To Use AI Tools To Remove Identifiers From Judgments Online

The Kerala High Court recently refused to expunge remarks from its Right to be Forgotten judgment

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