Good-faith protection shields public officials and authorised persons from legal proceedings for actions taken under information technology law. Section 84 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 creates good-faith immunity from suits, prosecutions and other legal proceedings. The protection ... Summary
Good-faith protection shields public officials and authorised persons from legal proceedings for actions taken under information technology law.
Section 84 of the Information Technology Act, 2000 creates good-faith immunity from suits, prosecutions and other legal proceedings. The protection extends to the Central Government, State Governments, the Controller, persons acting on the Controller's behalf, and adjudicating officers where an act is done, or intended to be done, in good faith pursuant to the statutory framework or subordinate rules, regulations or orders.
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