The Evolving Landscape of the Right to Be Forgotten in India: A Deep Dive into Case Law and Statutory Developments In our increasingly digital world, information, once published, can remain accessible indefinitely, creating what some call a “permanent atmosphere” of suspicion or prejudice. This permanence often clashes with an individual’s desire to move past...
1. What is the “Right to be Forgotten” in the Indian context? The “Right to be Forgotten” in India is an evolving legal concept, considered an inherent aspect of the broader “Right to Privacy,” which itself is a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. It allows individuals to request the removal or...
Indian AI revolution is going great. The kind of talent we have will certainly make India a leader in developing AI applications. However, we still need innovation in developing India centric LLMs and AI Governance models. This means that we should cover the diversity and inclusivity of India in the datasets, to reduce/minimize the biases...
This blog focuses on the issue that most often employers fail to present admissible evidence in court in the offence related to employees. It gives some suggestion about what can be done about it In an era where digital footprints drive business decisions, legal disputes involving employees are increasingly dependent on electronic evidence. Whether it’s...
I4C Now Authorized Under PMLA: Strengthening India’s Fight Against Cybercrime and Digital Money Laundering Introduction In a significant move to combat the growing threat of cyber-enabled financial crimes, the Ministry of Finance issued Notification G.S.R. 261(E) dated April 25, 2025, amending the Prevention of Money-Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA). This amendment brings the Indian Cyber Crime...
In India, the incorporation of international ISO standards related to cyber forensics and digital evidence handling is evolving but not yet fully codified as mandatory legal requirements. However, recent legal reforms and judicial pronouncements indicate a clear movement toward aligning forensic practices with global standards to enhance the credibility and admissibility of electronic evidence. India’s...
As digital transactions and communications become the norm, electronic evidence has transformed into a critical element of modern legal proceedings. Mid-sized and small law firms can no longer afford to overlook the challenges posed by digital records. Mismanagement of electronic evidence can lead to case failures, inadmissibility, and regulatory penalties. CorpoTech Legal’s Comprehensive eLectronic Evidence...
As legal proceedings increasingly rely on digital evidence, Comprehensive eLectronic Evidence Management (CeEM) has become a critical component of litigation, arbitration, and regulatory investigations. Without a structured approach, legal professionals may face challenges related to inadmissibility, evidentiary gaps, and security risks. The evolving legal landscape demands an understanding of secure collection, authentication, and presentation of...
Introduction In the digital age, electronic evidence has become the backbone of investigations, disputes, and compliance. Businesses, law firms, and professionals now face unprecedented challenges in managing electronic evidence, including preserving its integrity, ensuring legal admissibility, and navigating complex regulatory landscapes. Complete Electronic Evidence Management Solutions are designed to address these challenges comprehensively, streamlining digital...
This blog focuses on how Certificate requirement have evolved in the Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiniyam under section 63(4), earlier 65(B) of Indian Evidence Act, for admissibility of Electronic Evidence over last decade. The evolution of technology has revolutionized evidence collection and presentation, rendering electronic evidence indispensable in modern litigation. Under the Bhartiya Sakshya Adhiniyam (BSA) 2023,...
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