controversy that the alleged acts of contempt do not constitute 'ex facie' contempt to wit a contempt of this Court in its presence ... person without consent of the Advocate General and to direct the Advocate General or any other advocate including the Advocate who had appeared for such
India, Article 215 -- Contempt of Courts Act of 1971, Section 15(1) -- Motion of Criminal Contempt of High Court -- Consent of Advocate General -- If mandatory ... facie criminal contempt as also every act or omission which amounts to contempt of the High Court. Therefore, whether the contempt of the High Court
Cognizance of criminal contempt in
other cases.- (1) In the case of a criminal
contempt, other than a contempt referred to in
section ... initiate
proceedings for contempt as also the
jurisdiction to punish for contempt are
discretionary with the court. Contempt
generally and criminal contempt certainly
Contempt of Courts Act. The said Section reads:-
"20. Limitation for actions for contempt:-No Court shall initiate any proceedings for contempt, either ... someone, in case of civil contempt; in the case of criminal contempt on the motion of the Advocate General or on the motion of someone
time of filing the contempt petition and the delay
in initiating the contempt proceedings, it is submitted that the Advocate-General's opinion ... India, Article 215 -- Contempt of Courts Act of 1971, Section 15(1) -- Motion of criminal contempt of High Court -- Consent of Advocate-General if mandatory
CONTEMPT CASE IS FILED UNDER
SECTION 15(1)(B) OF THE CONTEMPT OF COURTS ACT, 1971
PRAYING TO i) TAKE COGNIZANCE OF THE CRIMINAL
CONTEMPT ... contempt. The said application No.2 of 2018 filed
under Section 15(1)(b) of Contempt of Courts
Act, 1971 was considered by the Advocate
Cognizance or criminal contempt in other cases.--(1) In the case of a criminal contempt, other than a contempt referred to in Section ... person on 4-2-1998. In response to the contempt notice, the respondents through their Advocate filed a memo stating thereunder as under
advocate, since advocates present
cases based on instructions from their clients. The
petitioner/party-in-person has also made allegations against
the advocates appearing ... made against the advocate are wholly
improper and deprecated.
48. Whenever an allegation is made against the
Advocates while the Advocates are discharging their duties
advocate, since advocates present
cases based on instructions from their clients. The
petitioner/party-in-person has also made allegations against
the advocates appearing ... made against the advocate are wholly
improper and deprecated.
48. Whenever an allegation is made against the
Advocates while the Advocates are discharging their duties
advocate, since advocates present
cases based on instructions from their clients. The
petitioner/party-in-person has also made allegations against
the advocates appearing ... made against the advocate are wholly
improper and deprecated.
48. Whenever an allegation is made against the
Advocates while the Advocates are discharging their duties
