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Section 6

The Rules to Regulate Proceedings for Contempt of the Supreme Court, 1975Central Rules · 1971

(1) Notice to the person charged shall be in Form I. The person charged shall, unless otherwise ordered, appear in person before the Court as directed on the date fixed for hearing of the proceeding, and shall continue to remain present during hearing till the proceeding is finally disposed of by order of the Court.

(2) When action is instituted on a petition, a copy of the petition along with the annexures and affidavits shall be served upon the person charged.

7. The person charged may file his reply duly supported by an affidavit or affidavits.

8. No further affidavit or document shall be filed except with the leave of the Court.

9. Unless otherwise ordered by the Court, seven copies of the paper book shall be prepared in the Registry, one for the petitioner, one for the opposite party and the remaining for the use of the Court. The Paper Book in the case shall be prepared at the expense of the Central Government and shall consist of the following documents:- 0 Petition and affidavits filed by the petitioner.

(11)A copy of, or a statement relating to, the objectionable matter constituting the alleged contempt.

(iii) Reply and affidavits of the opposite party.

(iv) Documents filed by the parties.

( v) Any other documents which the Registrar may deem fit to include.

10. The Court may direct the Attorney-General or Solicitor-General to appear and assist the Court.

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ActThe Rules to Regulate Proceedings for Contempt of the Supreme Court, 1975
Section6
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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