MS Dhoni Faces Defamation Case By Ex-Business Partners. Hearing On Jan 29
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The high court listed the matter for further hearing on January 29 and asked the plaintiffs to file court fees within a week.
The Delhi High Court today asked its registry to inform former Team India cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni about a defamation suit filed against him by his two former business partners.
Plaintiffs and former business partners Mihir Diwakar and his wife Soumya Das have approached the high court seeking a permanent injunction and damages against MS Dhoni, several social media platforms and media houses and thereby restraining them from making, publishing, circulating per se defamatory, ex facie false and malicious statements against them.
Justice Prathiba M Singh, before whom the plaint came up for hearing, was informed that MS Dhoni has not been served with the plea by the plaintiffs.
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