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Shiny A vs State Of Kerala on 16 October, 2009

4. There is dispute as to whether the detenu has been detained as a depredator of environment or as a rowdy involving himself in anti social activities. The learned counsel for the petitioner strenuously contended that inasmuch as the detenu is alleged to be a depredator of environment cases (1) and (6) above are of no relevance at all. If he is reckoned as a depredator of environment, cases 2 to 5 alone have relevance and significance, argues the counsel. On the contrary, if he is reckoned as a rowdy under Section 2(t) of the KAAPA and consequently a goonda WPCRL.452/2009 -4- under Section 2(j) of the KAAPA, only cases 1 and 6 would be relevant, it is argued. The learned counsel for the petitioner relying on the decision in Shiny A. v. State of Kerala, 2009(4)KHC 645 contends that by calling /naming a rowdy answering the definition in Section 2(t) of the KAAPA as a goonda under the latter inclusive part of the definition of goonda in Section 2(j), prejudice cannot be caused to the detenu.
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Sathi Prasad vs State Of Uttar Pradesh on 15 March, 1972

(o)(ii) and 2(p)(iii). We have doubted the said proposition in two subsequent decisions, Sathi v. State fo Kerala (2009(2)KLD 377) and Ranjini v. State of Kerala (2009(3)KHC 431) and have referred the question to the decision of a Full Bench. The Full Bench is yet to answer the said reference. We must hence assume that Elizabeth George is binding on us and covers the field now. The fact that final report has not been filed in Case No.6 may not hence be relevant.
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