Supreme Court of India
D.anuradha v. Joint Secretary and Anr.
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Conservation of Foreign Exchange and Prevention of Smuggling Activities Act, 1974----Sections 3(1) and 8(c): Reference to Advisory Board-Made within stipulated period-However, all material papers sent to it a week after expiry of that period-Effect of-· Held: It was not a case where all relevant materials were not before the Advisory Board at the time it took its decision-Delay in sending the materials was due t'J inadvertence and did not vitiate the reference-It was especially so, as the Advisory Board has eleven weeks from date of detention to give its opinion, and is also empowered to call
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