The Supreme Court has stayed the Punjab and Haryana High Court direction to OLX India to adopt a mechanism with respect to the sellers who could post an advertisement on its Platform.
The top court was hearing a plea by OLX India B.V. challenging the high court order, which was passed in December last year.
The high court had passed directions to OLX, in a matter where a person had used another person's identity to post an advertisement on the online platform.
The plea, contended that OLX is an online marketplace, which connects sellers with potential buyers.
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(With inputs from IANS)
