Aaradhya Bachchan filed a Delhi High Court case against fake online information. The court is examining if family reputation can be treated like a trademark. It will also consider if fake news violates intellectual property rights. The case explores defamation within intellectual property law frameworks. The matter will be heard again on September fifteenth.
Aaradhya Bachchan filed a Delhi High Court case against fake online information. The court is examining if family reputation can be treated like a trademark. It will also consider if fake news violates intellectual property rights. The case explores defamation within intellectual property law frameworks. The matter will be heard again on September fifteenth.
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