“Having a vague and wandering jurisdiction, with uncertain boundaries; contempt law, regardless of the public good, may unwittingly trample upon civil liberties”.
–Justice V. R. Krishna Iyer
Contempt of Court is one of the most seriously debated issues these days. Fearless and impartial courts of justice are the basis of a healthy democracy and any attack damaging or shaking the confidence of public at large in this institution must be dealt with firmly. It is important to realize that Constitution guarantees criticism, which is an essential part of the constitutional vision of a true democracy. At the same time, there is a need to balance the exercise of these constitutional guarantees and contempt power of courts. NUALS is initiating a discussion on the aspects of criticism against Judiciary in the light of law of criminal contempt.
The court of record has a inherent power to punish for contempt proceedings
The theme of the Seminar is very contemporaneous
Ofcourse, it is a serious current issue to be discussed on the purview of indian constitution.
Ofcourse it is tobe discussed
Contempt of court is not a criminal issue
Criminal contempt under the contempt of act…which is followed by the parties during the litigation
Can we ask questions?
Looking forward
Contemporary topic.
Sir/ma’am
I jagjeet singh registered my self for this seminar but i didn’t got any like for attending this seminar so please provide link to attend the seminar.
i want to hear it