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Contempt - Whether tendering affidavits and undertakings containing false statements was not only fraudulent but also amounted to perjury and criminal contempt. [PLRonline 3316205]
[SC] False statement before Court - Criminal contempt of Court - A person who makes a false statement before the Court and makes an attempt to deceive the Court, interferes with the administration of justice and is guilty of contempt of Court.[SupremeCourtOnline 4905602]
[SC] Contempt of Court – False statement in court of another country – Contemnor has falsely represented before the foreign jurisdiction that Indian Courts have not sought the consent of the son and that the decision of the Supreme Court of India is unenforceable – These acts clearly lower the authority of this Court – Is a clear case of criminal contempt. [SupremeCourtOnline 4175603]
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