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Lalit Modi Launches Legal Suit Against Former Kiwi Cricketer Chris Cairns
Lalit Modi has also applied to the High Court in London to have the libel verdict won by Chris Cairns in 2012 set aside on the grounds of fraud. Cairns won more than USD$140,000 when he sued Modi over a 2010 tweet accusing the all-rounder of corruption during his time in the now defunct Indian Cricket League (ICL).
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Chris Cairns in Court on Perjury Charge
New Zealand cricket great Chris Cairns won 90,000 pounds($146,000, 113,000 euros) after he sued former Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi over a 2010 tweet accusing the all-rounder of match-fixing during his time in the now defunct Indian Cricket League. However, Cairns was charged with perjury and appeared before a judge at London's Southwa...
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In country's highest defamation suit, news channel ordered to pay Rs 100 crore
At Rs 100 crore, it is the highest defamation suit in the country as the Supreme Court today upheld an order making Times Now, a leading news channel, liable to pay damages after being sued by a former judge.
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Lalit Modi Launches Legal Suit Against Former Kiwi Cricketer Chris Cairns
Lalit Modi has also applied to the High Court in London to have the libel verdict won by Chris Cairns in 2012 set aside on the grounds of fraud. Cairns won more than USD$140,000 when he sued Modi over a 2010 tweet accusing the all-rounder of corruption during his time in the now defunct Indian Cricket League (ICL).
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Chris Cairns in Court on Perjury Charge
New Zealand cricket great Chris Cairns won 90,000 pounds($146,000, 113,000 euros) after he sued former Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi over a 2010 tweet accusing the all-rounder of match-fixing during his time in the now defunct Indian Cricket League. However, Cairns was charged with perjury and appeared before a judge at London's Southwa...
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In country's highest defamation suit, news channel ordered to pay Rs 100 crore
At Rs 100 crore, it is the highest defamation suit in the country as the Supreme Court today upheld an order making Times Now, a leading news channel, liable to pay damages after being sued by a former judge.
