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Supreme Court of India 2016-09-26 partly_allowed

Jugal Kishore Mishra vs B.P. Singh and Ors

Bench: 2 — Kurian

In Brief

Jugal Kishore Mishra's application to initiate contempt proceedings against B.P. Singh and others was dismissed by the High Court primarily because Mishra was not present and had no representation on that date. Mishra appealed to the Supreme Court on grounds that had he been heard, he could have convinced the High Court of his entitlement to financial benefits. The Supreme Court, considering Mishra's advanced age and the circumstances of his absence, set aside the High Court's order and remitted the matter for fresh hearing on merits, allowing Mishra an opportunity to present his case before the High Court.

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Constitutional Law Contempt of Court Procedural Justice Article 136

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