Supreme Court of India
IN RE: ORDER OF PUNJAB AND HARYANA HIGH COURT DATED 17.07.2024 AND ANCILLARY ISSUES versus
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Issue for Consideration Whether gratuitous observations passed by a Judge of a High Court regarding previous orders of the Supreme Court, undermine the authority of the Supreme Court and should therefore be expunged? Headnotes† Suo moto proceedings initiated by Supreme Court – Observations made in an order by Judge of the High Court of Punjab and Haryana on the Supreme Court found to be a matter of grave concern – Totally unnecessary for the ultimate order passed – Gratuitous observations on previous orders passed by the Supreme Court or for that matter in the course of the same proceedings
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