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Suit on objectionable content motivated: Yahoo India
Tuesday February 21, 2012 03:55:24 PM,
IANS
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New Delhi: Yahoo
India, facing trial for hosting objectionable material on its
website, has told a Delhi court that the suit against it was
"motivated" and should be dismissed.
"The suit is a complete abuse of the process of law," Yahoo India
said in its reply to the court's direction to 21 social networking
and other sites to remove objectionable content from their web
pages.
The suit should be dismissed, Yahoo India urged the court.
Administrative Civil Judge Praveen Singh, at the last hearing Feb
6, had directed the websites to file a written statement within 15
days and had warned them against displaying objectionable content
on their sites.
Tuesday was the deadline for filing the statements. Yahoo India
filed its statement Feb 17.
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