Supreme Court of India
Chetak Construction Ltd. v. Om Prakash and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950 : Articles 215 and 129-Contempt of court-Jurisdiction-Exercise of- Appellant filed an affidavit before the Single Judge of the High Court that he had learnt that the Single Judge purchased a flat fi'om the respondent and let it out-Appellant requested the single Judge lo decide whether or not to hear the appeal-Respondent did not deny the said allegation in his counter affidavit-Appellant filed a further application making the same a/legation supported by documentary evidence requesting the Judge to recuse or relieve himself ji-0111 hearing the appeal and transfer…
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