Supreme Court of India
P.K. Ghosh, I.as. and Anr. v. J.G. Rajput
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Judicial Propriety Rule of law-Basic postulate of-'Justice should not be done but must also be seen to be done'-Justice delivery system-Functioning of-Need for ensuring public confidence and credibility in. Lawyer-Representing the case of a litigant-Elevation to High Court Bench-Hearing of contempt petition arising out of the case repre sented-Propriety of-Held the Judge should have recused himself from hear- ing the contempt-Order passed in contempt petition held vitiated.…
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