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Delhi Prisons (Prisoners Property, History Ticket, Civil Prisoners, Unconvicted prisoners, Judicial Solitary confinement, Cells and Treatment Therein) Rules, 1988.

Delhi Prisons (Prisoners Property, History Ticket, Civil Prisoners, Unconvicted prisoners, Judicial Solitary confinement, Cells and Treatment Therein) Rules, 1988.

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Sections

1. Short title and commencement.

Section 1

2. List of property to be attached to warrant.

Section 2

3. List of property to read over. Every entry to be attested.

Section 3

4. Property to be registered when exception may be mad.

Section 4

5. Property received after admission to be entered in list.

Section 5

6. Treatment of the property of prisoners.

Section 6

7. Clothing to be attached to bundles and fabelled.

Section 7

8. Disposal of money, the property of prisoners.

Section 8

9. Disposal of property on transfer of a prisoners.

Section 9

10. Disposal of clothing of certain prisoner on transfer.

Section 10

11. Property tendered for certain prisoners not to be received.

Section 11

12. Property may be made over to a relative or friend.

Section 12

13. Disposal of forbidden articles found on prisoners.

Section 13

14. Disposal of the property of an escaped prisoner.

Section 14

15. Property of deceased prisoner.

Section 15

16. Procedure when forwarding unclaimed property.

Section 16

17. History ticket—the preparation and maintenance.

Section 17

18. Entries by the Medical Officer in history-tickets.

Section 18

19. Particulars to be entered and the officer to enter them.

Section 19

20. Entries to be made by the Superintendent.

Section 20

21. Custody and Management of History-Ticket.

Section 21

22. Retention of history-ticket after release or death.

Section 22

23. Power of Collector.

Section 23

24. Civil prisoners to be confined in the separate part of jail.

Section 24

25. Visitors.

Section 25

26. Maintenance of certain prisoners from private sources.

Section 26

27. Diet of certain civil prisoners and permission to cook.

Section 27

28. Subsistance allowance.

Section 28

29. Supply of food to civil prisoners when subsistance allowance is provided.

Section 29

30. Articles to be delivered to the Dy. Supdt. and to be examined.

Section 30

31. Articles through whom purchase.

Section 31

32. Monthly allowance fixed by the Court to whom to be paid.

Section 32

33. Supply of furniture and appliances.

Section 33

34. Extradict for civil prisoners how to be charged.

Section 34

35. Return of property to decree-holder.

Section 35

36. The question of labour and subject to prison discipline.

Section 36

37. Maintenance from private sources.

Section 37

38. Restriction on the transfer of food and clothing.

Section 38

39. Supply of clothing and bedding.

Section 39

40. Supply of food to unconvicted criminal prisoners.

Section 40

41. Certain articles not to be given without permission.

Section 41

42. Purchase of articles.

Section 42

43. Privilege of purchasing food may be withheld.

Section 43

44. Supply of jail diet to unconvicted prisoners and conditions for.

Section 44

45. Unconvicted prisoners may follow a trade and receive the earnings.

Section 45

46. Duty of Officers to report previous conviction.

Section 46

47. Unconvicted prisoner may be kept separate.

Section 47

48. Unconvicted prisoners not to alter their appearance.

Section 48

49. Conveyance of unconvicted prisoners to court.

Section 49

50. Notice of discharge or release on bail.

Section 50

51. Weight of unconvicted prisoners on release.

Section 51

52. Monthly list to be sent to the District Magistrate.

Section 52

53. Serious illness of an unconvicted prisoner.

Section 53

54. Notice of death be sent to court.

Section 54

55. Unconvicted prisoner to remain neat and clean.

Section 55

56. Condition to be complied with in executing sentences of solitary confinement.

Section 56

57. Solitary confinement when to be undergone.

Section 57

58. Endorsement on warrant of solitary confinement undergone.

Section 58

59. Construction of cell.

Section 59

60. The purpose for which cells may be used.

Section 60

61. An officer to be within hearing of prisoners in cell.

Section 61

62. No prisoner to be placed in a cell without a written order.

Section 62

63. Ticket to be posted on door of occupied cell.

Section 63

64. The search of prisoner in cell.

Section 64

65. Precautions to be taken with prisoners in cells at night.

Section 65

66. Only one occupant in each cell—Exception for.

Section 66

67. Visits to prisoners in Cell.

Section 67

68. Bedding of prisoners in cells to be kept clean.

Section 68