Bare ActsThe Indian Lunacy Act 1912

Section 91

Power of State Government to make rules

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Power of State Government to make rules.—(1) [* * * *] The State Government may make rules for all or any of the following purposes, namely 5 (a) to prescribe forms for any proceeding under this Act other than a proceeding before a High Court [* * *]; (b) to prescribe places of detention and regulate the care and treatment of persons detained under Sec. 8 or Sec. 16 ; (c) to regulate the detention, care, treatment and discharge of criminal lunatics ; 32 (d) to regulate the management of asylums and the care and custody of the inmates thereof and their transfer from one asylum to another ; (e) to regulate the transfer of criminal lunatics to asylums ; (f) to prescribe the procedure to be allowed by District Courts and Magistrate before a lunatic is sent to any asylum established by Government; (g) to prescribe the Government asylums] within the State to which lunatics from any area or any class of lunatics shall be sent; (h) to prescribe conditions subject to which asylum may be licensed ; (i) save as otherwise provided in this Act, generally to carry into effect the provisions of the Act.

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