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deals with the power of the
High Court to punish for the contempt of subordinate courts reads:
"10. Power ... Code of
Criminal Procedure which empowers any civil,
criminal or revenue court to punish summarily a
person who is found
Supreme Court of India
criminal contempt can. But civil contempt is essentially remedial and
coercive. Civil contempt of court exists to provide the ultimate ... civil contempt because the
principal is guilty of civil contempt. (See Miller Contempt of Court
pp. 249-250). Salmon
Delhi High Court
other than a contempt
referred to in Section 14, the Supreme Court to the High Court may
take action ... that in the case of criminal contempt,
the Supreme Court or the High Court may take action
Bombay High Court
case of a criminal contempt in a High
Court or Supreme Court, as the case ... motion of criminal contempt in the High Court or the Supreme
Court is not accompanied by the written consent
Kerala High Court
distinction between civil contempt and criminal
contempt ? Civil contempt or contempt in procedure as it is called,
consists of failure ... criminal contempt can. But civil contempt is essentially remedial and
coercive. Civil contempt of court exists to provide the ultimate
Delhi High Court
regarding initiation of Contempt of Court (Criminal)
Proceedings suo motu by the High Court.
Copy of the submission note, letter ... High Court".
Opinion: The Constitution of India establishes a High Court for each
State and declares that every High Court
Karnataka High Court
fitness by the High Court concerned, an appeal shall lie to the Supreme
Court from any judgment, final order ... contempt of an inferior Court within the limits of the High Court's
original jurisdiction was punishable by the High
Calcutta High Court
Supreme Court Judge by respondent in his affidavits
filed in appeal before Supreme Court amounts to criminal
contempt. Mr. Tamaskar ... case of a
criminal contempt in a High Court or Supreme
Court, as the case
Chattisgarh High Court
other than a contempt referred to
in section 14, the Supreme Court or the High Court may take
action ... Supreme Court, the Attorney-General or
the Solicitor-General;
(b) in relation to the High Court, the Advocate-General
Kerala High Court
Supreme Court
in P.N. DUDA's case and BAL THACKREY's case (supra)
would apply to the High Court ... other than a contempt referred to in
section 14, the Supreme Court or the High
Court may take action
Karnataka High Court
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