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ARTICLE · 30 AUGUST 2019

Delhi High Court Yet Again Calls For Accountability From E-Commerce Platforms.

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The Single Judge of the Delhi High Court, Justice Pratibha Singh, has recently passed a detailed order on the role, responsibility and accountability of intermediaries and held that the e-commerce platforms are bound ...

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The Single Judge of the Delhi High Court (Court), Justice Pratibha Singh, has recently passed a detailed order on the role, responsibility and accountability of intermediaries and held that the e-commerce platforms are bound by the Model Framework for Guidelines on Direct Selling 2016 (Direct Selling Guidelines) and restrained the e-commerce platforms from selling the products of the Plaintiffs (defined below) except with the written consent from the Plaintiffs.

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The Court was considering applications for interim injunction in a bunch of seven suits, involving 'direct selling entities' viz: Amway India Enterprises Private Limited, Modicare Limited and Oriflame India Private Limited (Plaintiffs) and e-commerce platforms such as Amazon, Flipkart, Snapdeal, 1MG, Healthkart along with some sellers on such platforms (Defendants) [CS(OS) 410/2018; 453/2018; 480/2018; 531/2018; 550/2018; 75/2019 and 91/2019].

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