Supreme Court of India

Union of India v. Paul Manickam and Anr.

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Bench Arijit Pasayat and Doraiswamy Raju JJ.
Decided 13 October 2003

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Constitution of India, 1950: Article 22 (5)-Preventive detention- Representation made to President of India instead of authorities mentioned in the detention order- Habeas Corpus petition filed concealing correct facts about the representation-High Court dismissed petition-Review Petition filed mentioning for first time that representation was actually made to the President-Review Petition allowed quashing the detention order due to inordinate delay in considering the representation-On Appeal Held, compliance of all requirements and safeguards mandatory even if detention is for a brief…

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