Upholds Vehicle Seizure Despite Procedural Lapses Under UAPA

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Jammu & Kashmir High Court Upholds Vehicle Seizure Despite Procedural Lapses Under UAPA, Emphasizes National Security Over Technicalities: “Timelines Under Section 25 Are Directory, Not Mandatory”

1. Court’s Decision: The Jammu & Kashmir High Court dismissed an appeal filed against the orders of the Additional Sessions Judge (NIA Court) and the Divisional Commissioner, which had confirmed…

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Rawlaw January 18, 2025

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