What Is The Validity Of A Pending Case After SC Judgement Nullifying It (Section 66A IT Act)

What is the validity of a pending case after SC Judgement nullifying it (Section 66A IT Act)

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Posted by: Anurag Vats

Posted on: 2018-09-13

A copy of the judgment in the lower court is to be filed and shown to the judge. If not taken cognizance of, a writ proceeding can be filed before a High court having jurisdiction to restrain the lower court from passing any judgment and directions to take SC judgment incognizance. The Court has struck down the Section 66a of the IT Act which is in perspective in nature. Any proceedings after the judgment will not be maintainable. However, it won't affect the pending proceedings.

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What Is The Validity Of A Pending Case After SC Judgement Nullifying It (Section 66A IT Act)