Supreme Court of India
Biren Duita and Others v. Chief Commissioner of Tripura and Another
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Detention Order-Review-Continuation of dettntfon beyond 1iz months-Order, if must be recorded in writing and communicated to the deten,,-Defence of India Rules, 1962, RR. 30 (l)(b), 30A(8). The Administrator of the Union Territory of Tripura passed orders detaining 68 persons, including the appellants and the petitioners, under R. 30(I)(b) of the Defence of India Rules, 1962. While gradually releasing 45 of them be purported to detain the appellants and tho petitioners under R. 30A(8) of the said Rules, The appellants moved the Judicial Commissioner under Art. 226 of the Constitution and
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