A vote of confidence in our Supreme Court from an unlikely source.
Murdoch Praises the Indian Supreme Court
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Was it because:
“He said that News Corp. has taken two cases to the Indian supreme court and has won both times.”
Wonder what his reaction might have been if News Corp. had lost. Sorry – can’t help being cynical about this.
Of course with lawyers like Mr.Arun Jaitley appearing for News Corp and then also presiding over the ministry he was supposed to fight against News Corp in courts, making time to meet the ‘former client’ Mr.Murdoch in Waldorf Astoria in New York, does make things easier, does it not?