Supreme Court of India
R. L. Kapur v. State of Madras
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Penal Code-S. 70 read with S. 25 of the General Clauses Act 189i Whether security deposited in Court in certain contenipt matters can be adjusted against a fine ilnposed upon him in those proceeding$ after the lapse of 6 years. The appeal is directed against the order of the High Court of Madras directing a sum of Rs. 500/. deposited in the High Court as security for the appellant's appearance before ii in certain contempt of Court proceedings, to be adjusted against the fine imposed upon him in those proceedings. The contempt of Court proceedings (No. 3 of 1962) were taken against the
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