Supreme Court of India
N. Sengodan v. Secretary to Government, Home (prohibition & Excise) Department, Chennai and Others
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Tamil Nadu Prevention of Dangerous Activities of c .. Bootleggers, Drug-Offenders, Forest Offenders, Goondas, Immoral Traffic Offenders and Slum-grabbers Act, 1982 - s.3(2) - Detention of appellant under the 1982 Act- Advisory "' Board constituted u/s.10 of the 1982 Act held that there was y no sufficient cause for detention of appellant - State Government subsequently revoked the order of detention - Appellant, if entitled to damages for being in detention for more than two months - Held: Respondents failed to bring on record evidence to show that appellant was engaged, or was making
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