Under section 32-A of the Police Act, 1861, an applicant against the order must be given:
Under section 32-A(5), before deciding the application the authority must give the applicant "an opportunity of appearing", in person or by pleader, and showing cause…
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Under section 32-A of the Police Act, 1861, an applicant against the order must be given:
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Under section 32-A(5), before deciding the application the authority must give the applicant "an opportunity of appearing", in person or by pleader, and showing cause against the order. Compensation, an apology or a jury trial is not provided.