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[...] a whole horde of reactionaries have found their haven in the Supreme Court” and that Supreme Court judges have “unconcealed sympathy for the haves”. No action was taken against him. Nariman [...]

[...] a whole horde of reactionaries have found their haven in the Supreme Court” and that Supreme Court judges have “unconcealed sympathy for the haves”. No action was taken against him. Nariman [...]

[...] a whole horde of reactionaries have found their haven in the Supreme Court” and that Supreme Court judges have “unconcealed sympathy for the haves”. No action was taken against him. Nariman [...]

[...] , in an earlier decision, in the case of Namboodiripad (former CM of Kerala), who accused Supreme Court judges of being biased in favour of the rich, (an allegation similar to that of the Union [...]

[...] , in an earlier decision, in the case of Namboodiripad (former CM of Kerala), who accused Supreme Court judges of being biased in favour of the rich, (an allegation similar to that of the Union [...]

[...] , in an earlier decision, in the case of Namboodiripad (former CM of Kerala), who accused Supreme Court judges of being biased in favour of the rich, (an allegation similar to that of the Union [...]

[...] case ( Attorney General vs. Guardian Newspaper, 1987 3 AllE.R.316) “YOU FOOLS”. Fali Nariman, who was present in England at that time, asked Lord Templeman, who was one of the [...]

[...] case ( Attorney General vs. Guardian Newspaper, 1987 3 AllE.R.316) “YOU FOOLS”. Fali Nariman, who was present in England at that time, asked Lord Templeman, who was one of the [...]

[...] case ( Attorney General vs. Guardian Newspaper, 1987 3 AllE.R.316) “YOU FOOLS”. Fali Nariman, who was present in England at that time, asked Lord Templeman, who was one of the [...]

[...] judge is unjustifiably criticized. The best course of action for such a judge is to ignore baseless criticism (but pay heed to honest and correct criticism). He should have broad enough shoulders to [...]

[...] judge is unjustifiably criticized. The best course of action for such a judge is to ignore baseless criticism (but pay heed to honest and correct criticism). He should have broad enough shoulders to [...]

[...] judge is unjustifiably criticized. The best course of action for such a judge is to ignore baseless criticism (but pay heed to honest and correct criticism). He should have broad enough shoulders to [...]

[...] heed to honest and correct criticism). He should have broad enough shoulders to shrug off baseless comments without getting perturbed or influenced. Once a British newspaper ran a banner headline [...]

[...] heed to honest and correct criticism). He should have broad enough shoulders to shrug off baseless comments without getting perturbed or influenced. Once a British newspaper ran a banner headline [...]

[...] heed to honest and correct criticism). He should have broad enough shoulders to shrug off baseless comments without getting perturbed or influenced. Once a British newspaper ran a banner headline [...]

The present law of contempt of court in India is a hangover of the original law on this subject in England. This originated from an undelivered judgme [...]

The present law of contempt of court in India is a hangover of the original law on this subject in England. This originated from an undelivered judgme [...]

The present law of contempt of court in India is a hangover of the original law on this subject in England. This originated from an undelivered judgme [...]

[...] said that the Supreme Court sympathized with zamindars and bank magnates. He further said, “FERA violators, bride burners, and a whole horde of reactionaries have found their haven in the Supreme [...]

[...] said that the Supreme Court sympathized with zamindars and bank magnates. He further said, “FERA violators, bride burners, and a whole horde of reactionaries have found their haven in the Supreme [...]

[...] said that the Supreme Court sympathized with zamindars and bank magnates. He further said, “FERA violators, bride burners, and a whole horde of reactionaries have found their haven in the Supreme [...]

[...] vs Crown Court at Albon (1975) AC 373, the defendant told the Judge “You are a humourless automaton. Why don’t you self destruct?”. The judge smiled, but took no action. Now coming [...]

[...] vs Crown Court at Albon (1975) AC 373, the defendant told the Judge “You are a humourless automaton. Why don’t you self destruct?”. The judge smiled, but took no action. Now coming [...]

[...] vs Crown Court at Albon (1975) AC 373, the defendant told the Judge “You are a humourless automaton. Why don’t you self destruct?”. The judge smiled, but took no action. Now coming [...]