Supreme Court of India
K. Madalaimuthu and Anr. v. State of Tamil Nadu and Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: Article 129-Contempt petition-Alleging disobedience and disrespect to orders passed by Supreme Court-Meanwhile petitioners promoted with consequential benefits and orders of the Court stated to have been fully complied with-Held, in view of unqualified and unconditional apology tendered by alleged contemnors, the contempt petition is disposed a/ Contempt of Court. Service Law-Tamil Nadu Registration Service-Promotion to the cadre of Additional Inspector General of Registration.
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