Principles Relating to Protection of Internet Intermediaries and Personal Data
- Year of Publication: 2021
- ISBN: 9789391340902
Principles Relating to Protection of Internet Intermediaries and Personal Data examines the extent of liability imputed to Internet intermediaries and the protection afforded to them under the Information Technology Act, 2000 and the rules framed thereunder.
The increased activity on the Internet has led to more personal information being shared online and there has been an exponential rise in businesses that develop themselves with the assistance of data. The Honʼble Supreme Court in Justice K. S. Puttaswamy (Retd) and Ors v. Union of India and Ors has held that information privacy is a basic element of the right to privacy. As India debates the enactment of the Personal Data Protection Bill, Shrey Fatterpekar and Hridhay Khurana throw light on some of the first principles surrounding personal data protection.
Shrey Fatterpekar practices as a Counsel in the Bombay High Court and various other forums and is also a Solicitor (Bombay). He had the opportunity to work on cases involving Inter¬net intermediaries at a very early stage of his career and developed a keen interest in this evolving area of law. Shrey has published articles on Internet intermediaries in newspapers and legal blogs. Hridhay Khurana is an Associate Partner in the dispute resolution team of MDP & Partners. His fora of experience includes High Courts, Securities Appellate Tribunal, Arbitrations, Sessions Court, National Company Law Tribunal, National Company Appellate Tribunal and Debt Recovery Tribunal.
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- Year of Publication: 2021
- ISBN: 9789391340902
Principles Relating to Protection of Internet Intermediaries and Personal Data examines the extent of liability imputed to Internet intermediaries and the protection afforded to them under the Information Technology Act, 2000 and the rules framed thereunder.
The increased activity on the Internet has led to more personal information being shared online and there has been an exponential rise in businesses that develop themselves with the assistance of data. The Honʼble Supreme Court in Justice K. S. Puttaswamy (Retd) and Ors v. Union of India and Ors has held that information privacy is a basic element of the right to privacy. As India debates the enactment of the Personal Data Protection Bill, Shrey Fatterpekar and Hridhay Khurana throw light on some of the first principles surrounding personal data protection.
Shrey Fatterpekar practices as a Counsel in the Bombay High Court and various other forums and is also a Solicitor (Bombay). He had the opportunity to work on cases involving Inter¬net intermediaries at a very early stage of his career and developed a keen interest in this evolving area of law. Shrey has published articles on Internet intermediaries in newspapers and legal blogs. Hridhay Khurana is an Associate Partner in the dispute resolution team of MDP & Partners. His fora of experience includes High Courts, Securities Appellate Tribunal, Arbitrations, Sessions Court, National Company Law Tribunal, National Company Appellate Tribunal and Debt Recovery Tribunal.
Thomson Reuters is one of the world’s most trusted providers of answers, helping professionals make confident decisions and run better businesses. Thomson Reuters, India, Legal is a part of this group and publishes legal content covering a spectrum of topics by leading experts and professionals in this domain. Newgen, a contracting affiliate of Thomson Reuters, India, Legal produces and promotes these publications on their behalf across South East Asia.
