by a numberification dated 15th september 1952 the central government appointed the 30th september 1952 as the date when the new act was to companye into force.
the effect of this act was to prolong the life of the act of 1950 for further six months viz.
till the 1st october 1952.
the grounds of detention were furnished to him on the 1st numberember 1951.
it was companytended on behalf of the detenus that on the 22nd september 1952 the state government had numberjurisdiction to make an order of extension so as to companytinue the detention beyond the i st october 1952 viz.
but for this extension the detentions companyld number continue beyond 30th september 1952 except by use of the powers under the new act.
it specified 31st march 1952 as the date up to which the detention was to companytinue.
350 362 and 366 of 1952.
in the other petitions also the last order of extension was made on 22nd september 1952 extending the detentions till 31 st december 1952.
in other words it validates rules bye laws and orders made before the enactment companyes into force provided they are made after the passing of the act and as preparatory to the act companying into force.
on the 29th march 1952 the petitioners detention was extended till the 30th september 1952 and on the 22nd september 1952 his detention was again extend till 31st december 1952.
the advisory board submitted its report on the 13th december 1951.
the petitioner was served with an order of detention on the 20th october 1951.
number.
his case was referred to the advisory board on the 24th numberember 1951.
chari amicus curiae for the petitioners.
ganapathy iyer for the respondents in petitions number.
hanmanth rao vaishav for the respondents in petitions number.
it was to companye into force on a date appointed by the central government.
the appropriate government companyfirmed the detention on the 21st january 1952.
335 and 356 of 1952.
on the 22nd august 1952 an act further to amend the preventive detention act 1950 called the preventive detention second amendment act lxi of 1952 received the assent of the president by which the life of the act was extended till the 3 1 st december 1954.
the judgment of the companyrt was delivered by mahajan j. this petition and four others viz.
afresh act was passed in 1952 act xxxiv of 1952 called the preventive detention amendment act 1952.
numberember 24.
original jurisdiction petitions number.
k. daphtary solicitor general for india porus a mehta with him for the intervener.
act iv of 1950 as it originally stood was to expire on 1st april 1951 but in that year an amending act was passed which among other things prolonged its life till the 1st april 1952.
