Karnataka High Court orders advocate to plant saplings to quash contempt case

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The Karnataka High Court has let advocate S. Rangaswamy off contempt proceedings on the condition that he plant and maintain 1,000 fruit-bearing saplings, after he apologised for threatening behaviour and interruptions before a sessions judge in Gangavati, Koppal district.
The court recalled its April order that had directed criminal contempt proceedings, Bar Council disciplinary action, and a criminal case against him, while retaining its critical observations about his conduct.
The incident arose from the sessions court fast-tracking a murder trial against his clients.
The court also underlined that district judges are vulnerable and 'voiceless' outside court, and that advocates are officers of the court, not agents of clients.

Compliance affidavit on planting the saplings, due by October 31
Whether the retained adverse observations affect the advocate's standing before the State Bar Council

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