Court requires ₹200m deposit to hear appeal

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Bombay High Court recently agreed to hear an appeal against a defamation order on condition that the appellant, Times Global and its associated companies, deposit part of the damages it had been asked to pay by a lower court.

Indian_reporterThe case – Times Global Broadcasting Co Ltd and Anr v Parshuram Babaram Sawant (PB Sawant) – is a first of its kind in India and concerns the responsibilities and liabilities of television channels. Times Global runs the English news channel Times Now.

Bombay High Court asked Times Global to deposit ₹200 million (US$4 million) in the high court registry in relation to the defamation suit filed against it by PB Sawant, a former Supreme Court judge. The company was also directed to furnish bank guarantees for ₹800 million.

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