<p>Explains principles underlying the statutory provisions as judicially explained in leading cases as well as the application of those principles in other illustrative cases<br />
Discusses the legislative history and genesis of the Contempt of Courts Act, 1971<br />
Explains the vital role of judiciary and how the subject is important in achieving fair administration of justice<br />
Apart from the courts, contempt of legislatures and tribunals has also been examined<br />
Incorporates case law not only from India but also from other relevant jurisdictions and analyses it with discernment and insight<br />
Highlights the importance as to how the law arms the legislatures to enforce discipline and ensure un-interfered progress of proceedings<br />
Includes latest judgments delivered by the Supreme Court and High Courts including Rakesh Tiwari v Alok Pandey, National Lawyers&rsquo; Campaign for Judicial Transparency and Reforms v Union of India, Yashwant Sinha v CBI</p>
