Good-faith protection bars legal proceedings over acts or intended acts performed under information technology law. Good-faith immunity protects against suits, prosecutions and other legal proceedings for acts done or intended to be done pursuant to the Information ... Summary
Good-faith protection bars legal proceedings over acts or intended acts performed under information technology law.
Good-faith immunity protects against suits, prosecutions and other legal proceedings for acts done or intended to be done pursuant to the Information Technology Act, 2000, or its rules, regulations or orders. It extends to the Central Government, State Governments, the Controller, persons acting on the Controller's behalf, and adjudicating officers.
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