Supreme Court of India
Vinod K. Chawla v. U.O.I. and Ors.
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Conservalion and Foreign Exchange and Prevention of Smuggling Activilies Act, 1974-Section 3(/)-Detenlion order passed againsl detenu for large scale evasion of customs duty by imporling consumer electronic goods al grossly under-inoviced prices and circumvenling Jmporl and Expert Policy-Delention order was served on /he delenue after more lhan a year soon after his arrest-Delenufiled Wril Petilion before High Cour/ challenging the dete/1/ion order on the ground that a vital documenl was no/ placed before the delaining authority which could affect the opinion; that there was inordinate delay
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