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Delhi HC orders Meta to take down ‘pirated’ Zee content from Facebook

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By Yash Tiwari, Krishna Yadav
| Mint
The Delhi High Court on Monday directed global technology giant Meta Platforms to remove Facebook posts that allegedly included pirated content belonging to Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. (ZEEL), granting the broadcaster immediate interim relief in its fresh copyright infringement suit against the social media company.
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SpiceJet vs Maran: Airline to deposit ₹144.5 crore in tranches

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By Krishna Yadav, Yash Tiwari
| Mint
Budget carrier SpiceJet on Monday told the Delhi High Court that it will deposit the outstanding ₹144.5 crore in its long-running arbitration dispute with Kalanithi Maran and KAL Airways Pvt. Ltd. in phases. After securing partial financial assistance under the Centre's emergency credit programme for airlines, the carrier said it will deposit ₹50 crore with the court registry within 45 days and the remaining ₹95 crore within 90 days.
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SpiceJet vs Maran: Airline to deposit Rs.144.5 crore in tranches

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By Krishna Yadav, Yash Tiwari
| HT Syndication
New Delhi, July 13 -- Budget carrier SpiceJet on Monday told the Delhi High Court that it will deposit the outstanding Rs.144.5 crore in its long-running arbitration dispute with Kalanithi Maran and KAL Airways Pvt. Ltd. in phases. After securing partial financial assistance under the Centre's emergency credit programme for airlines, the carrier said it will deposit Rs.50 crore with the court registry within 45 days and the remaining Rs.95 crore within 90 days.
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