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Shamarao V. Parulekar v. The District Magistrate, Thana, Bombay and Two Others

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Bench Patanjali Sastri C, Mehr Chand Mahajan, Mukherjea, Das and Vivian Bose JJ.
Decided 26 May 1952

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What the Court ordered

We hold that Parlia- ment can prescribe the maximum for a class taken as a whole as it has done in section.

Judgment, page 12

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Preventive Detention Act (IV of 1950)-Amendment Acts of .1951 and 1952-Detention order under Act of 1950 as amended in 1951 -Extension of duration of Act by Amending Act of 1952 until 1st October, 1952-Whether extends period of detention-Amendment Act-Rule of construction-"Principal Act," meaning of­ Validity of s. 3 of Amending Act of 1952-Legality of detention after 1st April, 1952-Constitution of India, Arts. 14, 22 (4) and (7).…

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