Supreme Court of India
Mukesh Tikaji Bora v. Union of India and Ors.
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COFEPOSA, 1974-S.3(1)-Detention order-Exoneration in adjudication proceedings-Held, cannot be ground to nullify the order of detention. On 16.1.1997 residence of detenu was searched by some officers of the Enforcement Directorate. Then detention order dated 27.8.1998 was passed. The show cause notice was given to the detenu on 18.1.1999 for contravention of the provisions of s. 9(1 Xa) of the FERA. The Detenu submitted his written explanation on 30.3.1999 and adjudication order dated 29.11.1999 was passed by the Special Director of Enforcement Appellant filed the writ petition challenging the
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