Supreme Court of India
State of Karnataka Represented through Chief Secretary to Government of Karnataka v. Shri T.R. Dhananjaya and Anr.
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Contempt of Cowt-Contenmor an officer of a State Govemment-Sen tenced to one month imprisonment for wilful disobedience of order of Cowt-His applications for remission of sentence rejected-Order imple- mented-Application of State Govemment for remission of sentence-Held not maintainable. One of the officers of the appellant-State Government was, on 8.9.1995, awarded the sentence of simple imprisonment for one month by this Court for wilful disobedience of its order. The applications filed by the Officer for remission of the sentence were rejected and the order was implemented. The State
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