Breaking SUPREME COURT REAFFIRMS PUBLIC DOMAIN PROTECTION FOR DIGITAL LAWS
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Supreme Court of India 2016-08-31 disposed

Yatin Narendra Oza vs Khemchand Rajaram Koshti & Ors

Bench: 2 — Dipak Misra

In Brief

A senior advocate was accused of contempt of court for making disparaging statements and letters about judges and contemplating scandalous resolutions through his bar association. The High Court of Gujarat initiated contempt proceedings. On appeal to the Supreme Court, the advocate filed two sincere and unconditional apologies, acknowledging his emotional conduct and reaffirming his deep respect for the judiciary. The Court, satisfied of the genuineness of his repentance, exonerated him while emphasizing that the dignity of courts is paramount and any future similar conduct would constitute contempt. The appeal was disposed of and High Court proceedings were closed.

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