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Ker. HC: A Judge Can’t Succumb to Threat Posed by Litigant Making Wild Allegations of Bias - (07 Jul 2023)

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Kerala High Court while rejecting plea for recusal of Justice Sophy Thomas by an advocate facing contempt proceedings, has observed that judge can’t succumb to the threat posed by a party litigant or his Counsel, who makes wild allegations of bias, or false implications in a case.

Tags : KERALA HIGH COURT   CONTEMPT   RECUSAL  

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