Supreme Court of India
Rupa and Co. Limited and Another v. Firhad Hakim and Others
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We are of the considered view that, as already observed hereinabove, the majesty of law should not be compromised with.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Issue for Consideration Whether the High Court having, on earlier occasions, emphasized the necessity to abide by the command of its directions and also issuing notice to the Chief Secretary to comply with the order, was justified in directing the parties to mediation. Headnotes† Judgment/Order – Non-compliance of the order of the High Court – Aggravated contempt – HIDCO agreed to convey land to the appellants on freehold basis for Rs. 4,00,92,000/- – Appellant paid the entire amount – However, HIDCO decided that allotment would not be on freehold basis but on leasehold basis – Later, HIDCO
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