Supreme Court of India
Sudhendu Prakash Gautam v. S.L. Chaudhary
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What the Court ordered
Accordingly, the appeal is disposed of in the afore-stated terms.
Judgment, 11
In brief
The appellant advocate appeared for M/s Recon Copier System Private Limited in a labour matter before the Labour Court at Karkardooma, Delhi, in which the respondent was the opposite party. The respondent complained that after his application was dismissed by the Labour Court, the appellant caught him by the collar in the court premises (toilet), beat, abused and threatened to kill him, and pressed him to withdraw a complaint against the appellant.…
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