Five cricketers move Delhi High Court to stop unauthorised use of their names and pictures on NFTs

By cineramaMay 11, 2023NFT

Litigation News Digital cricket collectible platform Rario and cricketers Mohammed Siraj and Harshal Patel have challenged the single-judge’s order refusing to grant them relief. Mohammed Siraj, harshal patel, Arshdeep […]

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Five cricketers move Delhi High Court to stop unauthorised use of their names and pictures on NFTs

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