Supreme Court of India

Sunkara Lakshminarasamma and Anr. v. Sagi Subba Raju and Ors. Etc.

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Reported as [2009] 8 S.C.R. 260
Bench Or. Arijit Pasayat Ano Asok Kumar Ganguly J.
Decided 6 May 2009

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Contempt of court - Application for transposing c applicants as petitioners in SLP - Swearing in, of false affidavit to the effect that her mother-in-law expired, as such she be transposed as petitioner- . Notice to applicant - Held: Person named by applicant as dead is alive - Filing of the application and the affidavit re-affirming the position was not bonafide - Also, applicants did not clarify the position though opportunity was given to them - Thus, applicants guilty of contempt of this Court - Exemplary costs of Rs. 25,0001- imposed. CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION : SLP (Civil) Nos.

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