Supreme Court of India
Captain Virender Kumar v. Union of India and Ors.
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Contempt of Courts Act, 1971: Contempt of Coult-Undignified language, unwanmited adjectives in petition-Aggressive behaviour in Registry of Cowt-Having regard go his age and physical condition, apology of petitioner accepted. The petitioner, an advocate, moved a public interest petition claim ing to be motivated to cleanse the judiciary. The petition was found not to have been drafted in dignified language and to abound in the use of unwarranted adjectives. He was given an opportunity to file a revised petition, but he effected only a change of words in the original petition. He was reported
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