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WhatsApp group admin not accountable for objectionable post by other group members, clarifies Bombay High Court

WhatsApp group admin not accountable for objectionable post by other group members, clarifies Bombay High Court
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WhatsApp group admin can t be held liable for member s post unless common intention shown: Bombay HC

WhatsApp group admin can’t be held liable for member’s post unless common intention shown: Bombay HC WhatsApp group admin can’t be held liable for member’s post unless common intention shown: Bombay HC Holding that an admin of a WhatsApp group can’t be held liable for a member’s post unless common intention is shown, the Bombay HC said that when a person creates a group, he cannot be expected to presume or to have advance knowledge of criminal acts of a member. advertisement (Photo for representation) The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court recently held that a WhatsApp group administrator can’t be held vicariously liable for objectionable content posted by a member of the group unless it is shown that there was a “common intention” or “pre-arranged plan”.

WhatsApp group admin not liable for objectionable post by other member: HC

A forward adds gravitas to whatever random crackpot theory we have.   | Photo Credit: Reuters However, if a member of the WhatsApp group posts any content, which is actionable under law, such a person can be held liable, the court said An administrator of a WhatsApp group cannot be held criminally liable for an objectionable post by another member of the group, the Nagpur Bench of the Bombay High Court has held and quashed a case of sexual harassment lodged against a 33-year-old man. The order was passed last month and a copy of it was made available on April 22. A Division Bench headed by Justice Z.A. Haq and A.B. Borkar noted that an administrator of a WhatsApp group has only limited powers of adding or deleting members to the group and does not have the power to regulate or censor the content posted in the group.

WhatsApp Group Administrator Not Liable For Objectionable Post By Other Member: Bombay High Court

WhatsApp Group Admin Not Liable For Objectionable Post By Members: Court The order was passed last month and a copy of it was made available on April 22. Updated: April 26, 2021 4:20 pm IST A group administrator has only limited power of removing a member from the group or adding other members. Mumbai: An administrator of a WhatsApp group cannot be held criminally liable for an objectionable post by another member of the group, the Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court has held and quashed a case of sexual harassment lodged against a 33-year-old man. The order was passed last month and a copy of it was made available on April 22.

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