Supreme Court of India
Narender Kumar v. Union of India and Others
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Smugglers and Foreign Exchange Manipulators (Forfeit ure of Property) Act, 1976 (SAFEMA) : s.2(2)(b) and its pro viso – Ap- plicability of – Competent Authority under MISA directed de tention of one ‘R’ on 5.11.1974 with a view to prevent him from dealing in smuggled goods prior to COFEPOSA came into force on 13.12.1974 – On 19.12.1974, the competent authority under COFE POSA di- rected his detention with a view to prevent him fro m dealing in smuggled goods – Representation of detenu was rejec ted – On 29.4.1975, his son filed writ of habeas corpus and prayed for quash- ing of detention
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