The UTAR PRADESH HABITUAL OFFENDERS' RESTRICTION ACT, 1952
uttarakhand · 1952
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- S. 1Substituted by section 3 of U
- S. 2Section defines key terms used in the Uttar Pradesh Habitual Offenders' Restriction Act, 1952.
- S. 3Section 3 mandates restrictions on habitual offenders, including movement limits, reporting changes, and a three-year limit.
- S. 4Section 4 allows the District Magistrate to issue a restriction order against habitual offenders and permits contesting on specific grounds.
- S. 5Section 5 allows District Magistrate to treat untraceable habitual offenders as if they received a warrant if they fail to appear after notice.
- S. 6Section 6 details the District Magistrate's process for either discharging or issuing a restriction order against a person deemed a habitual offender.
- S. 7Section 7 details factors District Magistrate considers for habitual offender restriction orders.
- S. 8Section allows District Magistrate to amend restriction orders and permit habitual offender to relocate with concurrence.
- S. 9Section 9 allows the District Magistrate of a new district to enforce the same restrictions on a habitual offender if they move there.
- S. 10Section 10 allows the District Magistrate to review habitual offenders' restriction orders with assessors.
- S. 11Section 11 allows the State Government to establish and certify settlements for reforming habitual offenders.
- S. 12Section 12 allows the District Magistrate to extend habitual offender restriction orders up to three years with assessors' aid.
- S. 13The District Magistrate must record assessors' opinions before modifying or extending habitual offender restrictions.
- S. 14The assessors shall hold such qualification and be selected and appointed in such manner as may be prescribed
- S. 15Section 15 penalizes habitual offenders violating restriction orders with up to three years in settlement.
- S. 16Whoever being a person against whom an order of restriction
- S. 17Section 17 allows the State Government to sanction habitual offender transfers between settlements by the District Magistrate.
- S. 18Section 18 applies provisions of Chapter XX of the Code to proceedings under sections 4, 6, and 12 of the Act.
- S. 19Section 19 prohibits appeals against certain orders made under the act regarding habitual offenders.
- S. 20Section 20 empowers the State Government to make rules for implementing the Act, including restrictions on habitual offenders' movements and passes.
- S. 21Section 21 clarifies that the Act does not override other laws' powers to restrict or detain habitual offenders, deeming conflicting orders under this Act inoperative.
- S. 399Making preparation to commit dacoity 400 Belonging to gang of dacoits
- S. 1952(2) It extends to the whole of Uttar Pradesh