third party as defined u/s
2(1) (w) of IT Act and thus entitled to protection u/s 79(1) IT Act
itself ... defined u/s 2(1) (w) of the Information Technology Act and
thus entitled to exemption u/s 79
with fine of
one lakh rupees or with both.
2. Section 26 Section 79
Exploitation of Juvenile or child Notwithstanding anything
employee-whoever ostensibly contained ... offense under
section 75 JJ Act 2015 (erstwhile section 23 JJ Act 2000).
28. Further, as discussed above, for section 79
Cc No.15/19 State vs Vinod Kumar 1 on 16 November, 2019
IN THE
amount of Rs. 20 lakhs. S.K. Singh has also
given statement U/s. 164 Cr.P.C . in which he has stated the
above ... 79 all dated 30.12.2011. As per these
calls, Dilip Aggarwal (A4) has acted as a mediator on behalf
CC No. 19/13 Page
Deepak Kumar
Tanwar was not expert, in view of provision under Section 79-A of
Information Technology Act. According to ld. Counsel, since CFSL ... Delhi is not notified under Section 79-A, therefore, report given
by PW-7 is not admissible in evidence. He submitted that, the term
used
them in clause (t) of Subsection (1) of section 2 of the
Information Technology Act, 2002.
44. Sec ... fiche.
Similarly qualification of expert is defined under section 45 A Evidence
Act and Section 79 A I.T. Act .
Section 45A Evidence Act :
When
Case Titled As M. Narsinga Rao vs State Of Andhra Pradesh, on 27 October, 2018
Both the accused are
charged under section 370(5) IPC, u/s 374 IPC , u/s 75/79 of the
Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection ... required to prove cruelty and
exploitation the ingredients of Section 75 and Section 79.
From the evidence already discussed above it has come on
record
cruelty likely to cause unnecessary mental or physical suffering.
18. Section 79 JJ Act, 2015 (Exploitation of child employee)
The prosecution must show ... omission assumes critical importance, particularly for offences
under Section 370 IPC, Section 374 IPC, Section 79 of the JJ Act,
and Sections
liable to be dismissed and conviction u/s 63 of Copyright
Act read with Section 78 & 79 of Trade Marks & Merchandise ... cannot be even imagined. The offences
under section 63 Copyright Act read with Section 78 & 79
of Trade Marks & Merchandise Act are economic
