Supreme Court of India
Rakesh Kaul and Ors v. The Registrar, High Court of Jammu and Kashmir
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Contempt of Coult Act, 1971 Litigants attempting to assault and manhandle the other party-Coult condemning such behaviour and issuing non-bailable waJTallts-Held : Law must be allowed to take its own course-Circumventing the orders of Coult can not be tolerated-Direction to appear before the High Coult and tender unconditional apology without pleading any technicality-High Coult iii take a.sympathetic view and pass such orders as it may deem fit. Being aggrieved by the change of dates in relation to the Degree Examinations by the University of Kashmir, the petitioners preferred Writ petitions
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