Supreme Court of India
A.C. Razia v. Government of Kerala and Ors.
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Preventive Detention : Conservation of Foreign Exchange and Prevention of Smuggling Activities Act, 1974-Sections 3(/)(i)-(iv) and 3(2)-Constitution of India, 1950-Article 22(5)-Detention order-Representation by detenue- Representation and allied documents being placed before Central Government in regional language by concerned authority-Non-translation in English language-Non-availability of records to show if officer concerned having knowledge of regional language-Confirmation of detention order- Justification of-Held: As Central Government could not exercise full and independent
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