Supreme Court of India
Thahira Haris Etc. v. Govt. of Karnataka & Ors.
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Constitution of India, 1950: Article 22(5) and (6) - Preventive detention - Smuggling of red sanders - c Detention order - Non-supply of relied upon documents - · Detenu allegedly abetted in smuggling - Detention order of the mastermind of the alleged offence not supplied to the detenu - Held: In the absence of relied upon documents, detenu was prevented from making effective representation which violated his constitutional rights - Detention order quashed - COFEPOSA - s.8. The appellant is wife of detenu. She filed writ petitions challenging the order of detention dated 24th May, 2008 on the
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