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(1) Prisoners, in the civil jail may either make their own arrangements for their subsistence, or may, within the amount of subsistence-money or batta furnished by the party at whose suit they are detained, require the nazir to furnish their food and other necessaries out of the subsistence-money fixed for them by the Court by which they are committed : Provided that excess in the use of intoxicating liquors or drugs be strictly prohibited. A tariff of prices approved by the District Judge on the first day of each month shall be kept in each civil jail and shall be accessible to all the prisoners. (2) Every civil prisoner unable to provide himself with sufficient clothing Civil Jail to be at seat of each District Court, and may be at other places. Nazir of District Court to be keeper of civil jail and to have establishment under him. Judge to visit civil jail. Medical officer to attend jail. Remedies administered at expense of 7[State] Government. Subsistence of prisoners in Jails. Civil Jails Act,1874 [1874 : Bom.II and bedding shall be supplied by the nazir with such clothing and bedding as may be ordered by the Judge or Assistant Judge under the provisions of section 11 of this Act. When any such prisoner has been committed to prison in execution of a decree in favour of a private person, such person, or his representative, shall be liable to pay to the nazir on demand in writing the cost of the clothing and bedding so supplied to the prisoner ; and in default of such payment the prisoner shall be released.