Supreme Court of India
R.S. Sehrawat v. Rajeev Malhotra & Ors.
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Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 – s. 19(1)(b) – Contempt of court – Reconstruction of the unauthorised constructions – On facts, writ petition by the respondent seeking action against appellant- junior engineer and others involved in the incident of demolition alleging that they first permitted to carry on unauthorised construction on the property and later on unilaterally demolished the structure – Suo motu action by the High Court as per the earlier order in PIL restraining unauthorised constructions’ in unauthorised colonies – Issuance of notices to appellant – Filing of affidavits by…
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