impression of an institutional opinion. This exceeds the boundaries of
judicial propriety.
14 Opposing the submissions, Mr Pradeep Kumar Yadav, appearing on behalf
of respondent ... where judges have overstepped the mark and
breached the norms of judicial propriety.
40 We are tasked with balancing the rights of two independent constitutional
interesting and piquant situation. It also raises the question of judicial propriety and judicial discipline. In Court like this where there are number of Judges ... judicial administration. All accused persons standing at par deserve to be given the same treatment.
9. But, now the question arises of judicial propriety. Whether
State Of Bihar And Anr vs J.A.C. Saldanha And Ors on 13 November
dissolution is being tested in a civil proceeding before this court. Judicial propriety demands that the course adopted by the Hon'ble Supreme Court
which are of little or no conse-
quence. [321D-E]
(4) Judicial discipline, propriety and comity demanded
that the impugned order should not have been ... taken
place necessitating the release of the respondent on bail.
Judicial discipline, propriety and comity demanded that the
impugned order should not have been passed
Interference by the learned Single
Judge at that stage is subversive of judicial discipline. The High Court was
aware that the SLPs against the orders ... failed. By passing the impugned order on
7-4-1994, judicial propriety has been sacrificed. After the dismissal of the
special leave petitions by this
Magistrate to entertain a further application for
grant of pardon. However, judicial propriety requires that
if a higher authority had declined to tender pardon ... Magistrate for refusing to grant pardon.
We must, however, state that judicial propriety requires
that if a higher authority had declined to tender pardon
there is no possibility of, nor would the judicial propriety permit, taking a different view. The present cases are such cases.
The result, therefore
decisions of this Court, have been set out correctly
there:
Judicial propriety, dignity and decorum
demand that being the highest judicial tribunal in
the country
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