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Dhoni’s ₹100-crore defamation suit: Madras High Court directs Registry to number retired IPS officer’s plea
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The Madras High Court has instructed its registry to process a plea filed by a retired IPS officer in connection with a high-value defamation suit involving former cricketer M.S. Dhoni. The applicant has requested that the recording of evidence be monitored by a judicial officer and conducted within official premises. The legal proceedings center on procedural arrangements for handling evidence in the ongoing dispute.
WHY IT MATTERS
The court's directive advances a high-profile legal battle that involves procedural disputes over how evidence is recorded in a major defamation case.
G. Sampath Kumar has insisted that a judicial officer must be appointed to monitor the video recording of evidence by an advocate commissioner and that the recording must take place in a court premises or government building
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