Supreme Court of India
P.K. Singh v. M/s. S.N. Kanungo and Others
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Contempt of Courts Act, 1971: s. 14 - Contempt petition alleging wilful and deliberate violation of judgment of High Court - In an appeal arising out of a contract, High Court directing the Department to pay , decretal amount to the contractor, along with interest - Officer concerned writing to contractor for settlement as regart:Js . , · interest component - High Court holding the officer concerned · guilty of contempt of court and while accepting unconditional apology, imposing cost on him - HELD: Order 21, r. 2 CPC relates to the payment of amount to a decree-holder out of . court - An
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