Supreme Court of India
Smt. Prem Lata Sharma v. District Magistrate, Mathura and Ors.
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National Security Act, 1980 : Sections 3(3) and 14. Preventive Detention-Right of detenu to make representation to Central Government-Detention order-Detenu 's representation against-Rejection by State Government-Representation forwarded by State Government to Central Government-Rejection of representation by Central Government also-Second representation made by detenu to Central Government-Failure of detaining authority to forward second representation on the ground that it was made after extraordinary delay-Writ petition by wife of detenue- T Stand of detaining authority that earlier…
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