SC stays IIPM case against Caravan magazine

August 11, 2011 18:06

Anant Nath, Managing Editor, The Caravan gives an update on the defamation lawsuit that Indian Institute of Planning and Management (IIPM) had filed against the magazine.

Nath says that the SC has issued notice to all other parties on our transfer petition and has stayed the proceedings at the civil court in Silchar.

Caravan had filed a Transfer Petition before the Supreme Court of India asking that the suit be transferred from Silchar to Delhi High Court on the grounds that, except for one party to the suit, all other parties are based in or around Delhi.

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