The Prision Act 1894
dadra-and-nagar-haveli-and-daman-and-diu · 1894
- S. 1This Act may be called the Prisons (Madhya Pradesh Mil, 1999
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- S. 12The Superintendent shall keep, or cause to he kept, by Superintendent
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- S. 19The Iaflo-r shall not be absent from the prison for 135101
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- S. 25All money or other article's in respect whereof no
- S. 26All prisoners, previously to being temowd to Share: of P'Mm- any other prison, shall be examined by the Medical Olficer
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- S. 34Civil prisoners may, with the Supermtdldcnt’s par- rnission, work and
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- S. 39In every prison a hospital or proper place forthe reception afsick prisoners shall be provided
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- S. 46The Superintendent may examine any person touch- a fifenees
- S. 47_[1] Any tWo of the punishments enumerated in Pimah‘ty ofpmzish- the last foregoing section may be awarded
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- S. 53Omitted
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- S. 59The State Government may tent with this Act
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