Social media information can't be part of PIL: High court

John Oates Is Accused of , ‘Ultimate Partnership Betrayal’ , in Plan to Sell Joint Venture Stake. John Oates wants to sell his stake in Hall & Oates without Daryl Hall's permission. Part of that stake "includes Hall & Oates trademarks, personal name and likeness rights, record royalty income and website and social media assets," NBC News reports. . Hall sued his music partner, and a temporary restraining order was issued on Nov. 16, effectively pausing Oates' sale of his share of Whole Oats Enterprises LLP. In a declaration filed on Nov. 29, Hall accused Oates of engaging in the "ultimate partnership betrayal.". In a declaration filed on Nov. 29, Hall accused Oates of engaging in the "ultimate partnership betrayal.". While falsely contending over the last several months that the Oates Trust wanted to maintain ownership in WOE, John Oates and the Co-Trustees engaged in the ultimate partnership betrayal, Daryl Hall, via court declaration. They surreptitiously sought to sell half of the WOE assets without obtaining my written approval, Daryl Hall, via court declaration. Oates wants to squash the temporary restraining order, asserting that Hall has wanted to been seen as an individual for years. Over the years, Daryl has consistently and publicly been adamant about being perceived as an individual rather than as part of a duo or group. , John Oates, via court declaration. Thus, he has insisted on our being known as ‘Daryl Hall and John Oates,’ rather than the more commonly known ‘Hall & Oates.’ , John Oates, via court declaration. On this point I agree. I now must act with truthfulness and make decisions that are right for myself, my family and my artistic future, John Oates, via court declaration

Information gathered from social media cannot be part of the pleadings in a public interest litigation, the Bombay HC said on Tuesday. A division bench of Chief...

The Bombay HC declined to hear a PIL seeking safety measures at waterfalls and water bodies in Maharashtra. The court stated that social media information cannot...

The Bombay high court declined to hear a PIL seeking safety measures at waterfalls and water bodies in Maharashtra, stating that social media information cannot...