Supreme Court of India
Yatin Narendra Oza v. Khemchand Rajaram Koshti & Ors.
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Contempt of Courts Act, I97 I - Petition pertaining to unwarranted speeches rendered, letters written or statements given by appellant - High Court issued notice under the Act and directed him not to indulge in any kind of scandalous activity or hold official meeting and pass resolution - On appeal, held - Appellant tendered unconditional apology and undertook not to speak on the subject in issue in public except in court proceedings - Apology offered by appellant treated to be sincere - Accordingly he is exonerated. Advocates: Relationship between Bar and Bench - Necessitous conduct expected
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