Supreme Court of India
Motu Contempt Petition (crl.) No. 1 of 2019 in Re: Mr. Mathews Nedumpara v..
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Contempt of Court – ‘MN’, an advocate committed contempt of court – By judgment dated 12.03.2019, as reported in [2019] 5 SCR 313, the Court issued notice to the said advocate as to the punishment to be imposed upon him for committing contempt in the face of the Court – Advocate in question tendered an apology by way of an affidavit – Held: Given the fact that ‘MN’ has now undertaken that he will never again attempt to browbeat any judge either of Supreme Court or of the Bombay High Court, he is sentenced to three years imprisonment, however, the same is suspended considering his undertaking…
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