Supreme Court of India
A. Maimoona v. State of Tamil Nadu and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that adequate materials exist for the A.MAIMOONAv.STATEOFTAMILNADU[BALASUBRAMANYAN,J.] 881 detention of the appellant under the National Security Act.
Judgment, page 4
From the headnote
National Security Act, 1980-Section 3(2)-Detention Order-Detenue's case that detention order vitiated for non-consideration of the representation made to the State Government and the Central Government bu detenue and J c non-availability of adequate material-Held: Detention order was justified since adequate material was available for detention-There was nothing to show that represent~tion was made to State Government, though th~ representation 1:1ade. to the Central Government was considered without delay-Hence, order of High Court calls for no interference.
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