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Plaintiff Alleging Breach Of Confidentiality Must Produce Confidential Info Before Court In Sealed Cover: Bombay High Court @AmishaShriv #BombayHighCourt livelaw.in/news-updates/b…

@AmishaShriv the method adopted before this Court of providing such information in a sealed cover with material particulars is mandatory in terms of law...It ought to have been complied with by the plaintiff, in order to seek ad-interim reliefs from this Court: #BombayHighCourt

@AmishaShriv There has to be clear-cut, specific description and data with the Court pertaining to the information in which the plaintiff claims confidentiality: #BombayHighCourt

@AmishaShriv In the absence of such clear-cut information and material, furnished by the plaintiff before the Court, there would be no basis for examining the allegations leveled against the defendants: #BombayHC

@AmishaShriv plaintiff is seeking confidentiality in all kinds of material, including the documents concerning products, research, development, manufacturing, trade secrets, contracts, operations, technical drawings, inventions, discoveries etc, without providing details: #BombayHighCourt

@AmishaShriv The plaintiff did not make any effort to place on record details
regarding such confidential information before this Court...the ad-interim order in such wide manner could not have been passed by this Court: #BombayHighCourt

@AmishaShriv This Court cannot countenance such breach of privacy under the garb of execution of the ad-interim order (to search all of defendants' premises and seize all documents and electronic devices): #BombayHC