Supreme Court of India
Gautam Jain v. Union of India & Anr.
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Conservation of Foreign Exchange and Prevention of Smuggling Acrivilies Act, 1974- ss.3, 5A - Appellam-detained uls. 3(1;, served with the Ground'i of Detenlion and copies of cenain relied upon documellls - AppellaHI challenged the detention order in High Court con/ending that the respondents did not supply certain documents qua one particular allegation in the detention order - High Court upheld the detention order invoking the principle of segregation of ground.'i enumerated in s. 5A, holding that the detenlion order was based on various grouml.r and thus even if documems pertaining ro one
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