Supreme Court of India
H.G. Rangangoud v. M/s. State Trading Corporation of India Limited & Ors.
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From the headnote
CONTEMPT OF COURTS ACT, 1971: s. 2(c)(ii) - Criminal contempt - Interference with due course of judicial processing - Orr;ler passed by single Judge of High Court in writ petition - Writ petitioner moved c the State Government to implement the said order - Writ appeal filed subsequently - Meanwhile State Government processed the matter - Division Bench of the High Court initiated suo motu contempt proceedings against the writ petitioner and the Officer of the State Government - HELD: In the instant case, even before filing of the appeal the appellant had brought to the notice of the State
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