Supreme Court of India
Kalyaneshwari v. U.0.i. & Ors.
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Contempt of Courts Act, 1971- Contempt petition against public interest litigant-NGO and its official - On the ground that they had abused the process of law by fifing petitions under the guise of public interest, against one business rival at the behest of another - Issuance of show cause notice - Contemners hardly disputed the observations made by o Supreme Court in the show cause notice - Contemners only attempted to tender an unconditional apology for their acts and omissions - Held: Though unconditional apology was tendered but the bonafide and intent of the contemnors tendering such an
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