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Facebook Allowing Users To 'Like' Things Won't Confer Jurisdiction In The State Where The Webpage Is Viewed: Delhi HC [Read Judgment]
Apoorva Mandhani
10 Jan 2018 12:01 PM IST
The Delhi High Court has ruled that mere hosting of a webpage on Facebook would not confer jurisdiction in the State where such page is viewed."...it is clear that merely hosting a web page on Facebook would not be sufficient to confer jurisdiction on a Court where the defendant does not carry on business. Merely because Facebook is an interactive site and permits the users to offer comments...
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