Supreme Court of India
State of West Bengal v. Ashok Dey & Ors. Etc. Etc.
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Constillltion of India, Arts. 22(4) and 22(1)-Power of State Legisla ture to make law providing for preveittive detention for more than three months under Art. 22(4) is concurrent with that of Parliament undei· Art, 22(1)-West Bengal (Prevention of Unlawful Activities) 'Act, 1970 (Praidtn/'s Act 19 of 1970), ss. 10 to 13-Sectio;is art not violative of Art. 22(7) and are valid-Article 22(7) is p•rmissive-Prsidtnt's Act, 19 of 1970 Is not violatfr• of Art. 19(1) (d) of Constitution'-S. 3(2)(c) of ct, constructiQll of. The resPondents were detained under the West Bengal (Prevention of Vioient
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