Supreme Court of India
The State of Manipur & Ors v. Buyamayum Abdul Hanan @ Anand & Anr.
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Constitution of India – Art. 22(5) – Right to make representation – Preventive Detention – Non-supply of le gible copies of documents relied upon by detaining authority – enial of effective representation – Respondent no.1 was subj ected to preventive detention under 1988 Act – High Court se t aside the order of detention passed on the premise that the appellants failed to supply the legible copies of documents relied upon while passing the order of detention – On appeal, held: Right to make representation is a fundamental right of the detenu u/ Art. 22(5) – Supply of illegible copy of
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