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Microsoft will still get favourable orders in straightforward copyright cases (which are the majority of cases). For complex cases (which are not that many) they can still go to the HC with higher fees.
So a HUGE saving for clients. No problem. Bring it on.
nothing but shiny words
The old guard, with their fingers firmly buried in this jam jar, seem more than a little insecure. They’re throwing out one ridiculous excuse after another for why the proposed enhancement of the pecuniary jurisdiction to ₹10 crore is supposedly a bad idea.
The award for the most absurd argument goes to the DHCBA, which claims this reform will increase traffic. Traffic. 😂
Who’s been enjoying these dharnas from the comfort of their office via YouTube? I know I have.
Let’s have some fun. List the most absurd arguments you’ve heard against this proposed reform.
And to the nepos and bootlickers..this probably isn’t going to be a safe space!