Bombay HC Warns Vijay Mallya Against Posting Court Documents on Social Media
- The Bombay High Court warned Vijay Mallya not to post court documents on social media while his money-laundering case remains pending.
- Enforcement Directorate lawyer Ashish Mehta told Justice Milind Jadhav that Mallya uploaded the agency’s affidavit before it was submitted to the court.
- The court told Mallya’s lawyer, Amit Desai, to instruct him to submit material in court, saying that posting documents on social media undermines the court’s effectiveness.
- The court postponed the hearing to October 13 and directed the State Bank of India to file an affidavit.
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Bombay HC warns Vijay Mallya against sharing court documents
Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Tuesday issued a warning to businessman Vijay Mallya, accused of money laundering, against posting court documents on social media while his case was pending. Justice Milind Jadhav was informed by Enforcement Directorate (ED) lawyer Ashish Mehta that Mallya shared the agency’s affidavit in response to his petition before the … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Sports, Polit…
A bench of Justice Milind Jadhav of the Bombay High Court on Tuesday reprimanded fugitive businessman Vijay Mallya for posting the Enforcement Directorate's (ED) affidavit on social media platform 'X' with objectionable comments.
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The Bombay High Court warned Vijay Mallya against posting court documents on social media while his money laundering case is pending. The warning came after the Enforcement Directorate told the court that Mallya had uploaded its affidavit on social media before the document was formally submitted for the hearing. The HC adjourned the matter to October 13 and directed SBI to file its reply.
Vijay Mallya gets Bombay HC warning over posting court documents on social media
The court issued the warning after Enforcement Directorate (ED) lawyer said that Mallya had uploaded the agency's affidavit on his social media accounts even before it was formally submitted before the court.
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