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Contempt of court vis-a-vis supreme court’s inherent power under article 129 Of indian constitution

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Jajati Keshari Samanatasinghar and Prof (Dr.) Madhusudan Dash

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Social Sciences and Humanities

Abstract:

Both the Supreme Court & High Courts are courts of record. As courts of record they are endowed with the inherent power to punish for contempt of itself or other subordinate courts. The said power to punish contempt is a special jurisdiction which is inherent in a court of record & the same cannot be curtailed, controlled or restricted by any other statute.

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