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When Silence Becomes Evidence| Blue Ticks, Emails and Truth in Arbitration
sorry, there is a correction
it's Section 4 of BNS,2023.
Why do people read messages instantly but reply hours later?
Can silence, blue ticks, delayed emails, or WhatsApp chats become legal evidence?
In this episode, we break down the fascinating concept of Res Gestae in the simplest way possible through real-life examples, digital behaviour, arbitration, and modern communication. Learn how courts and arbitrators look beyond words and examine timestamps, conduct, instant reactions, and strategic silence to understand the truth behind disputes.
Featuring insights from landmark cases like ONGC Ltd. v. Saw Pipes Ltd., Associate Builders v. Delhi Development Authority, and Ssangyong Engineering v. NHAI along with the approach under the International Bar Association.
A conversation about law, psychology, human behaviour, and the digital footprints we leave behind every day.
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sorry, there is a correction
it's Section 4 of BNS,2023.
Why do people read messages instantly but reply hours later?
Can silence, blue ticks, delayed emails, or WhatsApp chats become legal evidence?
In this episode, we break down the fascinating concept of Res Gestae in the simplest way possible through real-life examples, digital behaviour, arbitration, and modern communication. Learn how courts and arbitrators look beyond words and examine timestamps, conduct, instant reactions, and strategic silence to understand the truth behind disputes.
Featuring insights from landmark cases like ONGC Ltd. v. Saw Pipes Ltd., Associate Builders v. Delhi Development Authority, and Ssangyong Engineering v. NHAI along with the approach under the International Bar Association.
A conversation about law, psychology, human behaviour, and the digital footprints we leave behind every day.