The National Company Appellate Tribunal partly allowed Meta's appeal against the Competition Commission of India's penalty for abusing its dominant position. The NCLAT stayed the cease-and-desist directions but upheld the need for behavioral remedies. The NCLAT's ruling sets a precedent for balancing personal data-sharing arrangements with maintaining fair competition, requiring transparency and fairness from dominant tech platforms. Read more at: https://legal.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/corporate-business/nclat-grants-partial-relief-to-meta-experts-discuss-implications-on-competition-and-data-privacy/117593469?ag=wappchnl&utm_source=wappchnl