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High Court corrects inaccurate reporting on website, stresses objectivity in reporting, emphasizes compliance with court orders. The High Court addressed incorrect reporting of court proceedings on a website. The petitioner acknowledged the issue, removed the blog post, and issued ...
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High Court corrects inaccurate reporting on website, stresses objectivity in reporting, emphasizes compliance with court orders.
The High Court addressed incorrect reporting of court proceedings on a website. The petitioner acknowledged the issue, removed the blog post, and issued an apology. The Court emphasized the need for objectivity in reporting, directing the court order to be uploaded on the website. It was highlighted that the website should not be managed by legal representatives to prevent biased reporting. The importance of accurate reporting in line with court orders was stressed to avoid potential issues. The matter was scheduled for further proceedings on a specified date.
Issues: Incorrect reporting of court proceedings on a website, removal of the blog post, uploading court order on the website, maintaining objectivity in reporting, potential problems caused by biased reporting.
Analysis: The High Court heard the matter involving incorrect reporting of court proceedings on a specific website and subsequent actions to rectify the situation. The learned ASG expressed the need to respond to an additional affidavit filed by the petitioner, which was received that morning. The Court directed the filing of a response within two weeks, with copies to be shared with all relevant parties. Additionally, it was noted that there was an issue of incorrect reporting of the proceedings held on a specific date. The petitioner's counsel acknowledged the problematic blog post and assured its removal, along with issuing an unconditional apology to the Court and the ASG. The Court emphasized the importance of maintaining objectivity in reporting by directing that the order of the Court be uploaded on the website in question. It was highlighted that the website should not be managed by the legal representatives involved in the case to prevent biased reporting. The Court underscored the significance of accurate reporting in line with court orders to avoid potential issues and embarrassment for the counsels. The matter was listed for further proceedings on a specified date.
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