Supreme Court of India
Ram Avtar Shukla v. Arvind Shukla
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Constitution of India-Article 129 I Contempt of Court Act, 1971 Section 2 (c)-Contempt of Court-Act of interfering with judicial process by fabricating court's proceedings, impersonating himself to be petitioner and producing forged document to gain unfair advantage-Gratie and contumacious act and conduct-Mere statement of conditional apology or even unconditional apology-Not to be accepted-Sentence of 3 months RI -Imposed. One Educational s~ciety constituted under the Soci~ties Registration Act, had been obtaining renewal from time to time. There was a dispute as to who represented the
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