Supreme Court of India
Dr. N. B. Khare v. The State of Delhi
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Constitution of India, Art 19, els. (1) (d) and (5)-Funda mental rights-Freedom of movement-Law imposing restrictions V alidity -Reasonableness of restrictions-Scope of enquiry-East P11n1ab Public Safety Act, 1949, s. 4(1) (c), (3), (6)-Provisions empowering Provincial Government or District Magistrate to extern persons· mqking satisfaction of externing authority final, authorising e:rternment for indefinite period, and directing that authority "may communicate" grounds of e:rternment-Whether reasonable-Con struction and Validity of Act. 1950 May 26. 1950 Dr. N. . Khart v. T ht St alt of
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