Supreme Court of India

Om Prakash Chautala v. Kanwar Bhan and Others

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Bench Anil R. Dave and Dipak Misra JJ.
Decided 31 January 2014

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From the headnote

CONSTITUTION OF IND/ , 1950: Art. 21 - Reputation of a person is a noble asset - When it is hurt, man is half dead 8 - It is vety dear to life and deserves protection u/Art. 21 - In courts, it must be safely guarded - When a court deals with a matter that has something likely to affect a person's reputation, the normative principles of law are to be cautiously and carefully adhered to - person who is not a party in a case, his conduct cannot be commented upon - If he asks for expunction of remarks, same should not be denied.

Where later benches applied it

Of those, 1 referred to · 1 mentioned

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