Section 2. Definitions

In a habeas corpus petition challenging a preventive detention order under COFEPOSA, the High Court quashed the order due to an unexplained delay. The Court held that the appropriate government acted negligently by waiting for the detaining authority's decision before transmitting representations and comments to…

High Court of Kerala dismissed habeas corpus petitions challenging detention orders passed under COFEPOSA against domestic gps tum ee spouse of smugglers. Court held that Customs Act statements under Section 108, CCTV footage, and prison custody were valid bases for subjective satisfaction, rejecting claims of illegal…

Petitioner challenged preventive detention order under COFEPOSA Act via habeas corpus. High Court held no delay invalidated order, sufficiency of materials supplied was adequate given statutory basis of evidence, and State Advisory Board was competent to hear Central Government detention cases under Article 22(4).

The court upheld COFEPOSA detention orders arising from a gold smuggling racket run from Dubai. It held the delay was explained by the voluminous investigation, rejected the plea that retracted Section 108 Customs Act statements vitiated the orders, found the material documents supplied, and held parity with…

Three COFEPOSA detenus challenged preventive detention orders arising from a gold-smuggling racket allegedly operating since 2014. The court rejected grounds of unexplained delay, non-supply of documents, reliance on retracted statements and delay in deciding representations, holding the detentions preventive and…

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION CRIMINAL WRIT PETITION NO. 5430 OF 2017 Mohammed Yunus Sajjad Pasha ] Peerzade, an Indian National, ] Age 53 years, residing at Laxmi ] Tower II, B­Wing, 503, Naya ]