Bare ActsThe Punjab Borstal Act, 1926

Section 27

The officer-in-charge of a Borstal Institution shall forthwith : :

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The officer-in-charge of a Borstal Institution shall forthwith : :. oIBonlal Ingitu; after the execution of every such order as aforesaid or ;fie> the discharge liori"0- return of the person c6mmilted thereby, rehlm such order to the Magistrate, pders3 e t c - j ~islriit Magistrate or Cmrt by which the same was issued orm;dc, execution or dis- charge. - together kith a certificate endorscd thereon and signed by him, showing how the same has been executed or why the person committed thereby' - has been discharged from detention before the execution thereof. I. The words "belbrt: Magistrate" omitted by Punjab Act 25 of 1964. 1926 : Pb. Act XI j B O R ~ L 1 73 '128. Officers-in-charge of BorstaI hsti tution may give effect to Powers for any order for the detenlion of any person passed or issued- oficers-in- charge of (a) by any Coun or Tribunal in a Part A State or a Pari C BonW Sthte; or lnstitutiom to (b) by any Court or Tribunal outside India acting under the give effect to authority of the Central Govznment ; or orders of ~ ~ " 0 i L t collrs. (cj by any Court or 'Sribunal in a Part B State if the reception and detention in the 2paryana] of person ordered to be detained by such Court or Tribunal is authorized by the State Govement by a general or ,special ordcr ; or - (d) before the 26th January, 1950, by any Court or Tribunal in any acceding State if---- (Q the presiding Judge or, if the Court or Tribunal consisted of two or more Judges, at least one of the Judges, was an oficer of the Government authorized co sit as such Judge by the State or the Ruler thereof or by the Cen traI Government ; and (ii) the reception or detention in the Province of persons detained by any such Court or Tribunal has been authorized by general or special order by the Provincial Government.]

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