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Centre Tells Top Court Tihar Jail Is Fully Functional For Yasin Malik's Trial
Tushar Mehta, Solicitor General of India (SGI), told the Supreme Court on Thursday that a fully functional court with video conferencing facilities exists in Tihar jail for the trial of JKLF leader, Yasin Malik.
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Supreme Court Closes Petition Seeking Ban On Video-Calling App Zoom
The Supreme Court on Tuesday closed a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking a ban on the usage of the 'Zoom' video conferencing application in the country that claimed it breaches privacy.
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Supreme Court's Strong Exception To Senior Lawyer Appreaing Virtually
The Supreme Court today took strong exception to the appearance of a senior lawyer through video conference and directed him to be present in the court physically.
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"When Are You Coming": Supreme Court Insists On Lawyers' Physical Presence
The Supreme Court Monday insisted upon the physical presence of lawyers to argue their cases during vacation instead of appearing virtually and adjourned some of the cases where advocates appeared through a video conferencing facility.
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No Harm In Appearing Before Court Through Video Conference: Top Court To Defence Ministry
"There is no harm in appearing through video conferencing", the Supreme Court on Thursday told to secretary of Ministry of Defence, who has been asked to appear before the Madhya Pradesh High Court in a contempt case related to a land compensation matter.
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Supreme Court Judge Launches Website For Citizens To Track Case Status
The public can with just a click of a button know the status of the judiciary across the country on a website launched today. Courts across the country are continuing to serve litigants through video conferencing amid the coronavirus crisis. From the Supreme Court to the High Court, cases are heard on video conferencing.
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Zoom Meeting App Said to Breach Privacy, Plea in Supreme Court Claims Seeking to Ban
"It is important to realise how Zoom consistently violates its duty to implement and maintain reasonable security practices, and misleads consumers about the security benefits of the product. Zoom has targeted consumers, businesses, and schools," the plea said.
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Plea In Supreme Court To Ban Zoom Claiming App Breaches Privacy
A petition was filed in the Supreme Court on Wednesday seeking a ban on the usage of video conferencing application Zoom by Indian citizens until formulation of an appropriate legislation, claiming the app breaches privacy.
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Supreme Court Extends Tenure Of Telecom Tribunal Chairman
A bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde, hearing the matter via video conferencing, asked the Centre as to how the tribunal would function like this since only the chairperson is there and his tenure would come to an end on April 20.
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Top Court To Take Up Urgent Matters Through Video Conferencing On Friday
The Supreme Court on Thursday said that despite lockdown across the country due to the coronavirus pandemic, it would hear matters of extreme urgency through video conferencing on Skype, Facetime and Whatsapp applications.
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Centre Tells Top Court Tihar Jail Is Fully Functional For Yasin Malik's Trial
Tushar Mehta, Solicitor General of India (SGI), told the Supreme Court on Thursday that a fully functional court with video conferencing facilities exists in Tihar jail for the trial of JKLF leader, Yasin Malik.
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Supreme Court Closes Petition Seeking Ban On Video-Calling App Zoom
The Supreme Court on Tuesday closed a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking a ban on the usage of the 'Zoom' video conferencing application in the country that claimed it breaches privacy.
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Supreme Court's Strong Exception To Senior Lawyer Appreaing Virtually
The Supreme Court today took strong exception to the appearance of a senior lawyer through video conference and directed him to be present in the court physically.
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"When Are You Coming": Supreme Court Insists On Lawyers' Physical Presence
The Supreme Court Monday insisted upon the physical presence of lawyers to argue their cases during vacation instead of appearing virtually and adjourned some of the cases where advocates appeared through a video conferencing facility.
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No Harm In Appearing Before Court Through Video Conference: Top Court To Defence Ministry
"There is no harm in appearing through video conferencing", the Supreme Court on Thursday told to secretary of Ministry of Defence, who has been asked to appear before the Madhya Pradesh High Court in a contempt case related to a land compensation matter.
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Supreme Court Judge Launches Website For Citizens To Track Case Status
The public can with just a click of a button know the status of the judiciary across the country on a website launched today. Courts across the country are continuing to serve litigants through video conferencing amid the coronavirus crisis. From the Supreme Court to the High Court, cases are heard on video conferencing.
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Zoom Meeting App Said to Breach Privacy, Plea in Supreme Court Claims Seeking to Ban
"It is important to realise how Zoom consistently violates its duty to implement and maintain reasonable security practices, and misleads consumers about the security benefits of the product. Zoom has targeted consumers, businesses, and schools," the plea said.
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Plea In Supreme Court To Ban Zoom Claiming App Breaches Privacy
A petition was filed in the Supreme Court on Wednesday seeking a ban on the usage of video conferencing application Zoom by Indian citizens until formulation of an appropriate legislation, claiming the app breaches privacy.
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Supreme Court Extends Tenure Of Telecom Tribunal Chairman
A bench headed by Chief Justice S A Bobde, hearing the matter via video conferencing, asked the Centre as to how the tribunal would function like this since only the chairperson is there and his tenure would come to an end on April 20.
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Top Court To Take Up Urgent Matters Through Video Conferencing On Friday
The Supreme Court on Thursday said that despite lockdown across the country due to the coronavirus pandemic, it would hear matters of extreme urgency through video conferencing on Skype, Facetime and Whatsapp applications.
