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1951 Supreme(AP) 14

SHRIPAT RAO, MOHAMMED AHMED ANSARI
B. SANTHAMMA – Appellant
Versus
STATE OF HYDERABAD – Respondent


Judgement

[1] The three questions to be adjudicated in this Full Bench case are: (i) Whether the statement relating to the past conduct of the detenu in the grounds of his detention is justice-able; (ii) whether the statements furnished in the grounds are vague; & (iii) whether the delay in communicating the grounds entitles the detenu to be released.

[2] These have arisen in a petition filed by the mother of the detenu, under Article 226, Constitution of India, as well as Section 529), Hyderabad Cri, P.C. She prays for release alleging that the son is a resident of village Ravirala, Mahboobabad Taluka, Warangal District & was arrested on 16-7-1949 at Mahboobabad; since his arrest; she is unaware of the crime or reasons for which he hat been arrested & the officials concerned have, notwithstanding several applications, failed to inform her; so far as she is aware, the son has also not been given any order or the reasons for his detention. In para. 8 of the application, it is claimed that the son is an agriculturist, a primary member of the State Congress, possesses several acres of cultivable immovable property, pays Rs. 200 as land revenue is a law abiding citizen, & has no connecti









































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