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Patna HC: Minor Girl's Stay at Remand Home Not Unlawful Confinement/Detention - (21 Oct 2020)

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Patna High Court has observed that if by judicial order, a girl has been sent to Remand Home treating her to be minor, then her stay in the Remand Home cannot be said to be unlawful confinement/detention and as such, habeas corpus petition is not maintainable against such an order.

Tags : PATNA HIGH COURT   STAY AT REMAND HOME   UNLAWFUL CONFINEMENT/DETENTION  

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