The Court accepted the apology, and did not proceed with action for contempt of court.
“As noted above, considering the professional interest of Mr. Premlal Krishnan, Advocate, such an apology is being accepted, however with a caution that in no Court Mr. Premlal Krishnan, Advocate shall breach the assurance which is set out in the undertaking/affidavit. For these reasons I do not proceed to initiate an action against Mr. Premlal Krishnan, as initially proposed,” it stated.
Before parting with the order, Justice Kulkarni forbade Krishnan from appearing before his Bench in any matter in the future.
Recently, Justice Anuja Prabhudessai of the Bombay High Court had taken strong exception to the conduct of a lawyer who had gone on a tirade against her accusing her of bias and had threatened to lodge a complaint against her with the Chief Justice.
Source: Barandbench
