Special Leave Petition.
4. The petitioner has alleged in this Contempt Petition
that despite the aforesaid order passed on 14.02.2014,
no notice was addressed ... under
Article 129 of the Constitution is not trammelled by
any legislation, including Contempt of Courts Act,
1971 and its inherent power is elastic
workable approach to interpreting the
word “hatred” as is used in legislative provisions prohibiting hate
speech. Three main prescriptions must be followed. First, courts must ... exposing the protected
group to hatred. Second, the legislative term “hatred” or “hatred or
contempt” must be interpreted as being restricted to those extreme
manifestations
quoted.
“The offending acts of the appellant constitute contempt in the face
of court. When contempt takes place in the face of the court, peoples ... right cannot be
either abridged, abrogated or cut down by legislation including the
Contempt of Courts Act .
13. In Leila David(6) this Court
derives its legislative sanctity
therefrom. The power of the High Court to punish
for contempt of itself under Article 215 of the
Constitution remains intact ... Administrative Tribunals Act is a piece of
legislation by reference. The provisions of the
Contempt of Courts Act are not as if lifted and
incorporated
haul Respondent No.1 for having committed
criminal contempt as defined in the Contempt of Court Act ."
(b) Such further and other reliefs ... that, at the time of filing the
contempt petition, the petitioner was a member of the Legislative
Council. It is stated in the Petition that
approach to interpreting the
word "hatred" as is used in legislative provisions prohibiting hate
speech. Three main prescriptions must be followed. First, courts ... protected
group to hatred. Second, the legislative term "hatred" or "hatred or
contempt" must be interpreted as being restricted to those
amounts to
legislation and is not complied with by the State, it cannot be held
that the State has committed the contempt of court ... that, it is not open to have judicial legislation. Neither
the court can legislate, nor has it any competence to issue directions
to the legislature
offending acts of the appellant constitute contempt in the face
of court. When contempt takes place in the face of the court, peoples’
faith ... right cannot be
either abridged, abrogated or cut down by legislation including the
Contempt of Courts Act .
13. In Leila David(6) this Court
particular
procedure in a case of contempt of the lawful authority of the
public servant...........................The legislative intent behind
such a provision has been that
particular
procedure in a case of contempt of the lawful authority of the
public servant...........................The legislative intent behind
such a provision has been that
