அதிகாரப்பூர்வ மொழிபெயர்ப்புDepartment of Government Printing-இலிருந்து, மாற்றமின்றி
(1)
Any person who is aggrieved by the communication of a prohibited statement may, by way of a civil action instituted in the District Court within the jurisdiction of which such aggrieved person resides, apply for an order directing the internet intermediary of the online location on which such prohibited statement communicated to disclose any information regarding the identity or the location of the person who used such online location to communicate such statement using the inauthentic online account or bot.
(2)
Upon the receipt of an application under subsection (1), the court may, if-
(a)
the prohibited statement was communicated by a person whose identity cannot be traced by the person who is aggrieved by such statement;
(b)
the internet intermediary against whom the order is sought was involved in the communication of such statement whether innocently or not;
(c)
the information sought is necessary for the aggrieved person to initiate legal proceedings to seek redress in relation to the damage or harm caused by the communication of such statement; and
(d)
the aggrieved person’s right to get such information disclosed is outweighed by any countervailing right or interest of the person sought to be identified, order an internet intermediary to disclose the information as requested by the aggrieved person.