Supreme Court of India

Mohd. Aslam Obhure, Acchan Rizvi v. Union of India State of Uttar Pradesh and Ors.

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Bench M.N. Venkatachaliah and G.N. Ray JJ.
Decided 24 October 1994

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Contempt of Courts Act-Contempt proceedings-Failure of obedience I to judicial pronouncement-If reasonable steps not taken to prevent violation of orders of Court-Presumption that Government intended not to take such preventive steps-No immunity for any authority of Government, if a personal element shown in act of disobedience of order of Court, from consequence of an order of Court .. Contempt of Courts Act- Offence of Contempt of Court-Wilful disobedience of order of Court-Bahri Masjid Case-Undertaking given by Chief Minister of a State both in his personal capacity and on behalf of his…

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