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Justice John Eardley Wilmot, in Rex vs Almon (1765), opined that the power of contempt “is a necessary incident to every court of justice whether of record or not, to find and imprison for contempt to the court, acted in the face of it.”

Criminal contempt? Not now, My Lords

The law of contempt has direct relation with the common law jurisdiction of England. Can the same contempt powers emanating from the absolute powers o
M.R. Shamshad
Members of various Muslims organisations staging a demonstration against the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, the National Register of Citizens and the National Population Register, in Madurai on March 17.

Equity and NPR data

The collection of data for the National Population Register, currently in abeyance owing to the COVID-19 pandemic, is one which threatens to redefine
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