Supreme Court of India
Manju Ramesh Nahar Etc. v. Union of India and Others
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Preventive Detention-Conservation of Foreign Exchange and prevention of smuggling Activities Act, 197 4-Sections 3, 7-Husband of the . appellant de_tained pursuant to an order of detention passed against him on 3.2.1997.-Detention order executed after more than a year on 23.4.98- Delay unexplained by the respondents except making a vague a/legation that the detenu was absconding-Details of any steps taken to execute the order not given-Detention order as also the "satisfaction" of the authorities passing that order, held, vitiated-Constitution of India, 1950- Article 22. An order of detention
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