Supreme Court of India

Abdul Karim v. M. K. Prakash and Ors.

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Reported as [1976] 3 S.C.R. 276
Bench M. Hameedullah Beg J.
Decided 30 January 1976

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Contempt of Court's Act 1971-Sec. 2(c)-Standard of proof for Criminal contempt-Contempt by a iudicial officer-Assumption-If should be wilful of jurisdiction erroneously or passing a wrong order. The appellants in Criminal Appeals 195 and 196 are the owner and Manager of a timber depot respectively (hereinafter referred to as appellants). Appel­ lants complained to the Police that Respondent No. 1 had collected a large number of persons with deadly \.veapons and that the sheds constructed by the appellants were attacked and that there was apprehe_nsion that the shed would be demolished. The

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