Page 13 - Contempt Case News Today

Vijay Mallya is an accused in the bank loan default case of over Rs 9,000 crore involving his defunct Kingfisher Airlines.

Though former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan contempt of court case has been deferred on Wednesday till September 8, legal experts believe that what happe

The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has fixed the hearing of the contempt case against the former GB chief judge Rana Shamim.

Imran Khan, Pakistan’s former prime minister, was ordered by an Islamabad high court on Tuesday to appear before the tribunal the next week (August 31) to address contempt charges arising from his verbal threats against a female judge during his rally. At his rally, Khan vowed to file proceedings against Islamabad’s inspector general of police and deputy inspector general of police, saying, "We won’t spare you." He also issued a grave warning to district judge Zeba Chaudhry.

Pakistan news: The court on Monday constituted a larger bench to initiate contempt of court proceedings against 69-year-old Khan for threatening Additional Sessions, Judge Zeba Chaudhry, during his speech in Islamabad on Saturday.

The Supreme Court on Monday sentenced liquor baron Vijay Mallya to four months of imprisonment, as well as a fine of Rs 2,000.

After the collapse of Kingfisher Airlines, Vijay Mallya defaulted on paying back nearly 1.13 billion dollars to a consortium of 17 banks.

The Supreme Court will pronounce its verdict against Vijay Mallya on Monday in the 2017 contempt case.

That it sought. >> right. the judge has dealt bannon two setbacks here. back in april he said, sorry, you cant argue at your trial ta you were just following the advice of your lawyer and therefore you cant be held in contempt. the judge said that doesnt work in the federal appeals court said in an contempt case you cant make the claim. the second setback was when the judge rejected all the claims bannons lawyers made about why the case should be dismissed. the central point is they said theres ...

The Telangana High Court on Monday sentenced four police officials, including one Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, to four weeks imprisonment for contempt of court.