Court: Judge wrong to dismiss complaint against Facebook

1 Oct 22:24 Key points summarised by AI

The New Hampshire Supreme Court reversed a lower court's dismissal, allowing a cafe owner's lawsuit against Facebook to proceed.
Cafe owner Emmett Soldati sued Facebook after his Teatotaller cafe's Instagram account, used for marketing and LGBTQ+ advocacy, was shut down without warning in 2018.
The court ruled Soldati "sufficiently alleged a claim for breach of contract" under Facebook's Terms of Use and that Facebook's immunity defense under the Communications Decency Act was not evident at this stage.
This decision sends the case back to the lower court, signaling that social media platforms may not have absolute immunity from user claims.

New home loan scheme aims to boost property sector with Bt125 billion

Yesterday 11:38 Key points summarised by AI

The Cabinet approved a new Bt50-billion 'A House for Each PLUS' home loan scheme from the Government Housing Bank, offering up to Bt3 million with 40-year repayment terms for low- and middle-income earners.
This initiative aims to significantly boost the property sector and national economy, projecting to generate Bt125 billion in economic activity and create jobs.