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Preventive detention law a colonial legacy, confers arbitrary power to state: SC - Vimarsana News

Preventive detention law a colonial legacy, confers arbitrary power to state: SC

While setting aside a preventive detention order, the Supreme Court observed that such laws in India are a colonial legacy.

Preventive Detention Law A Colonial Legacy, Confers Arbitrary Power; Every Procedural Lapse Must Benefit Detenue's Case : Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Preventive Detention Law A Colonial Legacy, Confers Arbitrary Power; Every Procedural Lapse Must Benefit Detenue's Case : Supreme Court

While setting aside a preventive detention order, the Supreme Court observed that such laws in India are a colonial legacy and have great potential for abuse and misuse. The Court emphasized that laws...

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6-judge order of Apr 4 was not permissible under Constitution or law: Justice Isa - Vimarsana News

6-judge order of Apr 4 was not permissible under Constitution or law: Justice Isa

ISLAMABAD: Justice Qazi Faez Isa, senior puisne judge of the Supreme Court, said order of six judges of the court...

Autocratic decisions can't displace Constitution: Justice Isa - Vimarsana News

Autocratic decisions can't displace Constitution: Justice Isa

ISLAMABAD: Senior judge of the Supreme Court Justice Qazi Faez Isa said in a note, issued on Saturday, that “decisions emanating from a courtroom, overcast with the shadow of autocracy, cannot...

Justice Isa questions bench verdict recalling his order - Vimarsana News

Justice Isa questions bench verdict recalling his order

Supreme Court Senior Puisne Judge Justice Qazi Faez Isa has raised serious questions on the six-member larger bench verdict