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S.Thangamani vs The Government Of Tamil Nadu on 28 November, 2017 Author: S.Manikumar

The State Of Tamilnadu vs The Secretary on 28 November, 2017 Author: S.Manikumar Bench

The Government Of Tamil Nadu vs S.Thangamani on 28 November, 2017 Author: S.Manikumar

The Secretary To Government vs J.Charles Premkumar on 27 November, 2017 Author: S.Manikumar

The State Of Tamilnadu vs The Secretary on 28 November, 2017 Author: S.Manikumar Bench

provisions of appeal even if availed without any stay, will expose the party to contempt proceedings for non-compliance and pendency of such appeal will ... contempt much less wilful. On 14.09.2017, in Contempt Petition No.1278 of 2017, this Court, observed thus:- "2. On 11.08.2017, when the contempt petition

The State Of Tamilnadu vs Assistant Commissioner Of Commercial ... on 16 November, 2017 Author: S

provisions of appeal even if availed without any stay, will expose the party to contempt proceedings for non-compliance and pendency of such appeal will ... therefore, the matter is sub-judice, may amount to contempt of Court punishable under the Contempt of Courts Act, 1971 ." 10. Above

soon as the interim stay came to be vacated the respondents, taking advantage of the period of stay during which they were restrained from issuance ... have been hauled up for committing contempt of court. The language employed in the interim orders of stay is also such that it had completely

enjoy the benefit of stay ignoring and defying the term as to payment of money. The Company is thus in contempt of the order ... itself of the contempt. 22. From the above order, it is clear that notice was issued to the other side and stay granted earlier