Supreme Court of India
In Re the Editor, Printer and Publisher of the Times of India and in Re Aswini Kumar Ghose and Another v. Arabinda Bose and Another
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Contempt of Court-Article imputing ?notives to jwlges-Gross ran.tempt-Apology- Practice of Supreme Coitrt. It is not the practice of the Supreme Court to issue a rule for contempt of Court except in very grave and serious cases and it is never over-sensitive to public criticism; but when there is danger of grave mischief being done in the matter of administration of justice, the animadversion will not be ignored and viewed with placid equanimity. leading article in the " Times of India" on .the judgment of the Supreme Court in Aswini K1tmar Ghose v. Arabinda Bose and Another ( [1953] S. .R.
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