this Court in respect of
investigation or punishment of any contempt including contempt of itself, is
expressly made "subject to the provisions ... person for committing contempt of court and to punish him for established
contempt. The legislation itself prescribed the nature and type, as well
expounded that the judicial scrutiny regarding exercise of
legislative privileges (including power to punish for contempt
of the House) is constricted and cannot be stricto ... legislative authority and not for determination by
the courts;
(d) The judicial review of the manner of exercise of
power of contempt or privilege does
even in cases where they question the vires of statutory legislations (except where the legislation which creates the particular Tribunal is challenged) by overlooking ... Administrative Tribunals Act is a piece of legislation by reference. The provisions of Contempt of Courts Act are not as if lifted and incorporated
Supreme Court held as follows:
"Thus, under the existing legislation dealing with
contempt of court, the High Courts and Chief Courts
were vested with ... person for
committing contempt of court and to punish him for
established contempt. The legislation itself prescribed
the nature and type, as well
Supreme Court held as follows:
"Thus, under the existing legislation dealing with
contempt of court, the High Courts and Chief Courts
were vested with ... person for
committing contempt of court and to punish him for
established contempt. The legislation itself prescribed
the nature and type, as well
Brinda Karat & Anr. vs State Of Nct Of Delhi Through Its ... on 13 June
powers of such a Court including the power to punish for contempt of
itself. Article 215 of the Constitution of India states that every High ... taken away or whittled down by any legislative enactment subordinate to
the Constitution. The provisions of Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 are in
addition
exposing the protected group to hatred.
[57] Second, the legislative term “hatred” or “hatred or
contempt” is to be interpreted as being restricted to those ... audience, keeping in mind the legislative objectives to
reduce or eliminate discrimination.”
21. Shortly thereafter, in Pravasi Bhalai Sangathan v. Union of India
contemnor as “bribery”.
13. The Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 is not a consolidating piece of
legislation. Section 22 of the Act states that ... practice before the Sup.Ct.”.
The legislative power of Parliament thus extends to providing for
the contempt of the Sup.Ct., but as the power
contemnor as “bribery”.
13. The Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 is not a consolidating piece of
legislation. Section 22 of the Act states that ... practice before the Sup.Ct.”.
The legislative power of Parliament thus extends to providing for
the contempt of the Sup.Ct., but as the power
