Article 204 of the Truncate Court Act (LXIV of 1976), section 3/4 of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), R2 (3) A XXXXX, the contempt of court High Court issued contempt of court notice to the accused The legal order was sale. It was executed in favor of the defendants in that date when there was no order in the field of immunity, it was alleged that there was no party in this case, a contempt of court petition could not be filed against them and the High Court had not granted them and The plaintiffs had made a mistake in issuing notices with the associated sales transaction, the respondent who had no order in his favor, had no locus standi to file a contempt of court petition. In sub-rule (3) of Rule 2 of the XXXXX, CPL cannot be held guilty of disobedience to any order, Khas was ordered and the court had no jurisdiction to initiate contempt proceedings against which the contempt of court was not appealed against the accused, therefore, was not enforceable and the invalid order was suspended. had gone. Accordingly
