Supreme Court of India
Champalal Poonaji Shah v. State of Maharashtra
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Code of Criminal Procedure 1973, S. 428-Person-Preventively detained for different periods under MISA, COFEPOSA-Later prosecuted, convicted and sentenced to imprisonment-Period spent under preventive detention- Whether can be 'set·off' agaiiist sentence of imprisonment. The Presidency Magistrate convicted the [!petitioner for offences under sec. lion 120B of the Indian Penal Code read with section 135 of and Customs Act and Rule 126P(2) (ii) and (iv) of the Deience of India Rules 1962 and sentenced him to suffer imprisonment for various periods ranging from two years to four years and t6
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