Supreme Court of India
Mohd. Ayub Khan v. Commissioner of Police, Madras and Another
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Indian Citizenship Act, 1955-Determination of. disputed citizenship by Central Government under s. 9(2)-Enquiry for that _ purpose urrder Rule 30 of the Citizenship Rules, 1956, whether quasi-judicial proceedinz -Reasonable opportunity to affected person whether necesSary-V alidity o/ s. 9 and paragraph 3 of Schedule Ill to the Rule('. The appellant was ordered by the Commissioner ·of Police Madras to - leave India because he had obtained a Pakistan passport and had thereby become the citizen of a foreign country. He made an application to tho Central Governr.ient under s. 9(2) of the Indian
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