Supreme Court of India
Haridas Amarchand Shah of Bombay v. K.L. Verma & Ors.
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Conservation of Foreign Exchange and Prevention of Smuggling Activities Act, 1974: Section 3-Detenticm order.;._Detenu contending that failure to furnish bank pass books vitiated the detention order Held that bank pass books were not vital and material documems in reaching subjective satisfaction of detaining authority-Detention order held valid. The house of the appellant-detenu was searched and currency notes, hank drafts, bank pass-books and loose sheets seized. The detenu's statement was recorded and he was arrested. Later, he made an application retracting his statement and the
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