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Justice Battu Devanand, who was recently transferred from Andhra Pradesh High Court to Madras High Court, on Monday said that passing orders and judgments is not the only duty of the court and that...

On the other hand, office bearers of the Andhra Pradesh High Court Advocates' Association made it clear that this representation was not backed by it.

The Andhra Pradesh High Court on Friday sentenced three IAS officers, including a Special Chief Secretary, to a jail term of one month and also ordered them to pay a fine of Rs 2,000 each holding them guilty of contempt of court.

The Andhra Pradesh High Court found eight IAS officers guilty of contempt of court for wilful disobedience of an interim order

AMARAVATI:  For the first time ever a judge of the Andhra Pradesh High Court on Thursday sentenced eight senior IAS officers to two weeks imprisonment, and a Rs 1,000 fine, holding them guilty of contempt of court. However, he remitted the punishment following an unconditional apology tendered by them and made them undertake social work. The Panchayati Raj Secretary at that

They officers were asked to send photographs of their visits to the hostel every month to the registrar (judicial) to keep a record

WEST GODAVARI: The Andhra Pradesh High Court on Thursday, sentenced Yashodabai, a Forest Department Officer (DFO) belonging to the Eluru division to undergo two months of imprisonment and pay a fine of RS 2, 000 for contempt of court. The court also stated that if the fine was not paid up on time she would have to serve another week in jail. Justice Battu Devanand passed the