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Prevention Detention Order - Smuggling of gold - the order of detention passed for more than two grounds and if one of the grounds is not applicable or vague or nonexistent or nonrelevant or not connected or any proximately connected with such person, such detention order cannot be declared as invalid detention order. If the detention order is valid for the purpose of any one of the grounds stated in clause (i) to (v) of subsection (1) of Section 3, then such order of detention, in the given facts and circumstances, can be treated as legal and valid - HC
Prevention Detention Order - Smuggling of gold - the order of detention passed for more than two grounds and if one of the grounds is not applicable or vague or nonexistent or nonrelevant or not connected or any proximately connected with such person, such detention order cannot be declared as invalid detention order. If the detention order is valid for the purpose of any one of the grounds stated in clause (i) to (v) of subsection (1) of Section 3, then such order of detention, in the given facts and circumstances, can be treated as legal and valid - HC
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