Supreme Court of India
E.T. Sunup v. C.A.N.S.S. Employees Association and Anr.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the opinion that the present order passed by the High Court in the facts and C circumstances of the case is fully justified.
Judgment, page 8
From the headnote
Contempt: Stoppage of all payments except salaries and pensions to employees by State Government--Challenged by Employees Associations-Single Judge of High Court directed the State Government to revoke the order-Not complied with by the State Government--Contempt Petition-High Court directed State Government to lift the ban-Non-compliance-Second Contempt Petition filed by the Association and.appeal filed by the Authorities-Appeal dismissed by Division Bench of the High Court holding the appellant-officer guilty of flouting the order of the Court, and sentenced him-On appeal, Held: There exist…
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