Bombay High Court

The Bombay High Court is India's second-largest high court, serving Maharashtra and other western Indian states and handling appeals and constitutional matters within its jurisdiction. For AI governance, this court matters because it interprets Indian law on data protection, privacy rights, and emerging technology regulations that affect multinational companies operating in India and processing Indian citizen data. Recent rulings from the Bombay High Court can set precedent for how AI systems, algorithmic decision-making, and personal data handling are regulated under Indian law, making compliance with its judgments essential for organizations managing risks across India.

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EnforcementGlobal2026-10-05

Bombay High Court Grants Injunction Against AI Deepfake Use of Actor's Likeness

The Bombay High Court issued interim relief restraining unauthorized AI-generated, morphed, and deepfake content using actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu's name, image, and voice. The ruling relies on existing personality rights and misrepresentation law rather than any dedicated AI statute. It signals that courts in major jurisdictions will act against synthetic media misuse without waiting for AI-specific legislation.

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