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Mridula Bhat - August 27, 2023

Delhi High Court passes unique 'dynamic+ injunction' to curb illegal streaming of existing and future content of 6 studios In Universal City Studios LLC &...

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Aviral Srivastava - August 20, 2023

Supreme Court to issue guidelines to strengthen TV channel self-regulation The Apex Court on 14th August has said that it will issue guidelines to strengthen...

CHHAPAAK –A GOOD DEED LITIGATION

Sudarshan Mohta - January 15, 2020

The Deepika Padukone starrer ‘Chhapaak’ found itself amidst many litigations prior to its theatrical release (just like any other film in recent time), Chhapaak...

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