Respondent K.S. Raju wilfully disobeyed the order of CLB and ...

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February 27, 2015

Respondent K.S. Raju wilfully disobeyed the order of CLB and breached the undertaking given to CLB, and thereby committed Contempt of Court subordinate to High Court as such the Division Bench of the High Court has erred in law in allowing the Contempt Appeal No. 3 of 2007 filed by K.S. Raju and setting aside his conviction and sentence. - SC

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Respondent K.S. Raju wilfully disobeyed the order of CLB and ...

Case Laws Companies Law

February 27, 2015

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