Supreme Court of India
Pratap Singh and Another v. Gurbaksh Singh
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that any conduct which interferes with or prejudices parties litigant during the litigation amounts to contempt of Court. The question is not whether the action in fact interfered with but whether it had a tendency to interfere with the due course of justice. There was no doubt that the proceedings initiated in the present case by the appellants on the basis of the circular letter had only one tendency, namely, to coerce the respondent to withdraw the pending suit or not to press it.
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