Supreme Court of India
Lawrence Joachim Joseph D'souza v. The State of Bombay.
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Preventive Detention-Espionage activity-GrO'Unds whether vague-Vagueness due to non-disclosure of facts in public interest- Whether vitiates order-Claim of privileg.-When slumld be oom municated-Mala fides. Appellant was detained under s. S(l)(a)(i) of the Preventive Detention Act, Act IV of 1950 on the gronnds that with the finan cial help given by the Portuguese anthorities he was carrying on espionage on their behalf with the help of underground workers and that he was also collecting intelligence about the security arrange ments on the border area and was ma.king suoh intelligence
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