Supreme Court of India
Suraj Pal Sahu v. State of Maharashtra &ors.
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National Security Act, 1980-S. 3(2)-'-Detention Order-Detenu alfeady in Jail-Validity of detention order-Principles for determina- tion of-Legal mala /ides explained. The delenn was arrested on December 17, 1985 pursuant to a detention order dated December 16, 1985 passed niider s. 3(2) of the National Security Act, 1980 and the grounds pf detention were served on him the same day_. It was all.eged in the order that since the year 1979 the detenu had been continuously engaging himself in oommitting acts prejudicial to the maintenance of supplies and services essential to the community, i.e.,
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