Compensation assessment for information technology defaults considers unfair gain, loss to persons, and repetitive defaults in fixing quantum. Compensation quantum under the Information Technology Act, 2000 is adjudged by the adjudicating officer with due regard to quantifiable gain or unfair ... Summary
Compensation assessment for information technology defaults considers unfair gain, loss to persons, and repetitive defaults in fixing quantum.
Compensation quantum under the Information Technology Act, 2000 is adjudged by the adjudicating officer with due regard to quantifiable gain or unfair advantage from the default, loss caused to any person by the default, and the repetitive nature of the default. These factors guide assessment of compensation within the penalties, compensation and adjudication framework.
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