Supreme Court of India
Deepak S/o Laxman Dongre v. The State of Maharashtra & Ors.
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Maharashtra Police Act, 1951 – s.56(1)(a)(b) – Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 – s.151 – Constitution of India – Arts.19(1)(d), 19(5) – Respondent no.2 exercising p owers u/ s.56(1)(a)(b) passed the impugned order of externment dtd.15.12.20 against appellant, 5 offences registered against the appell ant were relied upon – Statutory appeal and writ petition against the impugned order were also dismissed – Held: As the order impu gned takes away fundamental right u/Art. 19(1)(d), it must sta nd the test of reasonableness contemplated by clause (5) of Article 19 – owever, it shows
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