Whilst citing the landmark judgment of UTV Software Communication Ltd. 1 and 51 and in any event, in the absence of any challenge or opposition to the factual allegations made in the plaint, in view of provisions of Order VIII Rule 5 of the CPC, there is no occasion for recording of oral evidence in the present matter." In lieu of the lack of dispute by the Defendant of its illegal activities, Single Judge Court bench, Justice Navin Chawla observed that " Additionally, there is no other compelling reason why the present suit should not be disposed of before recording of oral evidence, particularly in view of the fact that there is no dispute regarding the illegal activities of the defendant nos.
Issue an order directing the Union Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) to issue a notification calling upon the various internet and telecom service providers registered under it to block access to the Defendant. Issue an order and decree directing Internet Service Providers to block access to the Defendant.ģ. Issue an order and decree of permanent injunction restraining the Defendant from hosting, streaming, reproducing, or distributing their contentĢ.
Plaintiff further submitted an investigation conducted by a private investigator to probe the extent of illegal activities conducted by the Defendant.ġ. The suit was filed by Plaintiff alleging illegal and unauthorised distribution, broadcasting, and transmitting of Plaintiff's contents resulting in copyright infringement. The Delhi High Court in a recent case granted a permanent injunction against 'rogue' torrent websites (" Defendant") from illegally broadcasting and transmitting cinematograph work/content/program/ owned by the Global Entertainment Plaintiff, Warner Brothers ("Plaintiff"). "The defendants have no real prospect of successfully defending the claim of copyright infringement" as observed by the Delhi High Court. Delhi High Court grants Permanent Injunction against rogue torrent websites from illegally streaming Warner Brother's Contents.
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