Supreme Court of India
Inre: Roshan Lal Ahuja v..
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Contempt of Courts Ac4 1971: Section 15-Criminal Contempt-Use of abusive language in Writ Petition under Art.32 and in representation to President of India with copies to JudgeS-Unf ounded and unwa"anted asper, sions on the impartiality and ability of Judges-Effect of scandalising the Court and undermining its dignity-Though offered unconditional apology, no. remorse or regret shown in subsequent communications-Persistently a"ogant defiant and Contemptuous attitude aimed at browbeating the Court-Dete"ent punishment-Need for-Criticism of Judgments-Limit of. The Contemnor who was an employee in
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