disciplinary actions can be taken against the judicial and quasi judicial offers in the discharge of their judicial functions.
18. The aforesaid decision ... disciplinary proceeding against judicial/quasi-judicial authorities was not appreciated if it is based on their discharge of judicial/quasi-judicial functions. However
orders of this Court, keeping in mind the settled principal of judicial propriety and discipline.
Breach of Judicial Discipline-Misconduct-Contemptuous.
11. In the case ... regard to the authorities of the Court, keeping in mind the judicial propriety and discipline.
26. The impugned notice dated 31.03.2021 issued on 01.04.2021 under
illegally against all judicial norms and propriety knowing that he had no jurisdiction to grant bail in a case under Section ... 120B IPC, illegally against all judicial norms and propriety knowing that he had no jurisdiction to grant bail in the said case.
Charge
within the jurisdiction of the Court has arisen or not, the Judicial propriety requires that it should be raised before the same Court in same ... even if this petition was not rejected on this ground, the judicial propriety required that the learned single Judge ought to have stayed proceedings
Bench in Rishi Pal Singh1 was more of a question of judicial propriety rather than on the power to exercise jurisdiction to adjudicate ... often, the exercise of jurisdiction, especially the writ jurisdiction involves questions of propriety rather than of power. The fact that the Court has the power
hardly necessary to emphasise that considerations of judicial propriety and decorum require that if a learned single Judge hearing a matter is inclined to take ... such matters and it is founded on healthy principles of judicial decorum and propriety. It is to be regretted that the learned single Judge departed
necessity which it would otherwise not countenance on the touchstone of judicial propriety. Stated differently, the doctrine of necessity makes it imperative for the authority ... decide and considerations of judicial propriety must yield. It is often invoked in cases of bias where there is no other authority or Judge
considered view of this Court the manner in which the Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate, Court No. IX, Allahabad dealt with the matter ... ought to be held per incuriam, however, following the norms of judicial propriety and decorum and law of precedent, it would not be proper
below:-
"It is hardly necessary to emphasise that
considerations of judicial propriety and decorum require
that if a learned Single Judge hearing a matter ... such matters and it is founded on healthy principles
of judicial decorum and propriety."
10. Merely because the judgment is of a larger Bench
case passed by the Tribunal, which is against the judicial propriety and discipline. Thus, it is beyond doubt that the impugned orders suffers from
