Practice Notes / Diary | Select Notings of Talha Abdul Rahman (Advocate on Record, Supreme Court): Constitution of India — Art. 129 — Civil contempt — Change in law after inter partes decision has attained finality:Subsequent change in law is not a ground on which obedience/implementation of the final inter partes judgment can be avoided, witheld or refused. Final inter partes order of court must be complied with despite later change in law. [Bhushan Power & Steel Ltd. v. Rajesh Verma] [(2014) 5 SCC 551]

Monday, June 25, 2018

Constitution of India — Art. 129 — Civil contempt — Change in law after inter partes decision has attained finality:Subsequent change in law is not a ground on which obedience/implementation of the final inter partes judgment can be avoided, witheld or refused. Final inter partes order of court must be complied with despite later change in law. [Bhushan Power & Steel Ltd. v. Rajesh Verma] [(2014) 5 SCC 551]

[(2014) 5 SCC 551]

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