FORM NO. 38. - Warrant of commitment in certain cases of contempt when a fine is imposed. of CrPC : FORM NO. 38. - Warrant of commitment in certain cases of contempt when a fine is imposed.
commitment in certain cases
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: A journalist, Mr. Rajesh Kumar, publishes an article that contains false allegations against a judge, accusing him of corruption without any evidence. The judge, feeling that his reputation has been unfairly tarnished, summons Mr. Kumar to court.
Court Proceedings:
- The court finds Mr. Rajesh Kumar guilty of wilful contempt for publishing false and defamatory statements.
- The judge imposes a fine of ₹50,000 on Mr. Kumar.
- The court issues a warrant of commitment stating that if Mr. Kumar fails to pay the fine, he will be subjected to simple imprisonment for 30 days.
Warrant of Commitment:
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