Supreme Court of India
Urban Infrastructure Real Estate Fund v. Dharmesh S. Jain and Another
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Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 – Wilful disobedience of Court orders – Respondents / contemnors, more particularly, respondent no.1, were held guilty for wilful disobedience of the orde rs passed by Supreme Court as well as the High Court and they were held liable to be punished suitably under provisions of the ontempt of Courts Act – Even thereafter sufficient opportunities were given to respondents / contemnors to either comply with the orders of Supreme Court and the High Court, or to settle the dispute amicably with t he petitioner – Respondents/contemnors neither complie d with such orders
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