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Delhi Prisons (Transfer of Prisoner, Labour and Jail Industry, Food, Clothings and Sanitation) Rules, 1988

Delhi Prisons (Transfer of Prisoner, Labour and Jail Industry, Food, Clothings and Sanitation) Rules, 1988

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Sections

1. Short title and commencement.

Section 1

2. Circumstances of removal.

Section 2

3. Superintendent to remove prisoners with sanction.

Section 3

4. Removal of certain prisoners to Special Prison or Prisons where habitual offenders are confined.

Section 4

5. Removal on medical grounds.

Section 5

6. Removal of prisoners sentenced to solitary confinement.

Section 6

7. Removal of convict officers.

Section 7

8. Restrictions on manner of removal of prisoners.

Section 8

9. District Magistrate and District Superintendent of Police or Commissioner of Police, Delhi to be informed of certain removals before hand.

Section 9

10. Procedure before removal.

Section 10

11. Details about prisoners to be supplied before band to Police.

Section 11

12. Transfer of prisoner from one State to another (Transferor Prisoners Act 1950) (Act 29 of 1950).

Section 12

13. Convict to be transferred to undergo sentence.

Section 13

14. Procedure when a convict is unfit to travel.

Section 14

15. Prisoners not ordinarily to be transferred.

Section 15

16. Document etc. to be sent with a prisoner.

Section 16

17. Action when a transfer order cannot be carried out.

Section 17

18. Jail official to accompany prisoners.

Section 18

19. Notice of intended dispatch to be sent to Police.

Section 19

20. Scale of Police escort for prisoners.

Section 20

21. Convicts to be handcuffed before removal.

Section 21

22. Diet of prisoners removed from jail.

Section 22

23. Money advance for road expenses.

Section 23

24. Different kinds of conveyance by rail.

Section 24

25. Notice to Railway authorities—Class of train.

Section 25

26. Adjustment of expense.

Section 26

27. Prisoners to be searched before transfer—Receipt to be taken.

Section 27

28. Telegram to be sent on the dispatch of prisoner.

Section 28

29. Time of arrival of prisoners.

Section 29

30. Duties of the warder or Police officer in-charge of prisoner.

Section 30

31. Documents etc. to be examined.

Section 31

32. Illness of a prisoner on transfer—Ultimate disposal.

Section 32

33. Death of a prisoner before he can be received in any jail.

Section 33

34. Escape en-route.

Section 34

35. Recapture of a prisoner who escapes on transfer.

Section 35

36. Receipts for prisoners etc—Government property to be returned.

Section 36

37. Procedure when property is missing.

Section 37

38. Days on which convicts are exempted from labour.

Section 38

39. Entries with regard to labour in the history ticket.

Section 39

40. Hours of Test from labour to vary with the season.

Section 40

41. Hours of commencing and stopping work.

Section 41

42. Prisoners locked up during hours of rest.

Section 42

43. Classes of labour.

Section 43

44. Description of work—labour task to be fixed.

Section 44

45. Tasks to be imposed on female and juvenile convicts.

Section 45

46. Procedure when a new form of labour is introduced.

Section 46

47. Time to be given to acquire skill.

Section 47

48. Frequent change of work to be avoided.

Section 48

49. Tasks to be measured or weighed.

Section 49

50. Work done to be measured and entered daily.

Section 50

51. Means and appliances for labour to be provided.

Section 51

52. Hardest suitable form of labour to be exacted—Proviso—Profit not to be considered.

Section 52

53. How convict labour may be employed.

Section 53

54. Manufacture of articles for sale.

Section 54

55. Supply of articles to Government Departments.

Section 55

56. How jail labour may be utilise— Convicts not to be employed on certain works.

Section 56

57. Convict labour on jail building.

Section 57

58. Prohibition against employment of small gangs of prisoners.

Section 58

59. Sanction to extramural employment.

Section 59

60. Restriction on the employment of prisoners outside jail walls.

Section 60

61. Certain prisoners not to be allowed out.

Section 61

62. Restriction on the employment of convicts as menial servants.

Section 62

63. Selection and limitation of menial servants.

Section 63

64. No prisoner to be employed on private work or service.

Section 64

65. Employment of prisoners as clerks.

Section 65

66. No prisoner to be allowed to visit the bazar.

Section 66

67. Charge of material or manufactures.

Section 67

68. Responsible officer to keep manufactory accounts.

Section 68

69. Disposal of proceeds of employment of prisoners.

Section 69

70. Yearly audit of the factory accounts.

Section 70

71. Prisoners not to possess, receive or consume any article not prescribed.

Section 71

72. Daily issue of prison diet in three meals.

Section 72

73. Food to be issued at each meal.

Section 73

74. Power to fix scales of prison diet.

Section 74

75. Scales of diet for prisoners of various classes— Exhibition of scales.

Section 75

76. Powers reserved to Medical Officer to vary prison diet.

Section 76

77. Duty of Inspector General to ensure adequate supplies.

Section 77

78. Supervision of foodstuffs and water supply.

Section 78

79. Offences connected with food supply, time and place of consumption.

Section 79

80. Examination of food by Medical Officer.

Section 80

81. Inspection of food by Superintendent.

Section 81

82. Food of prisoners on transfer.

Section 82

83. All articles to be weighed out to the cook—Details of the preparation of food.

Section 83

84. Scales, weights and measure—Complaints concerning food.

Section 84

85. The Issue of uncooked food.

Section 85

86. The cooking of food, cleanliness of vessels etc..

Section 86

87. Protection from the weather during meals.

Section 87

88. Responsibility for purchase and storage.

Section 88

89. The purchase of grain.

Section 89

90. Examination of grain, prompt payment to be made.

Section 90

91. The Storage and subsequent care of grain.

Section 91

92. Supply of clothing, bedding and Prisoners not to use or possess any other.

Section 92

93. Convicts to wear prison dress.

Section 93

94. Clothing for prisoners sentenced to simple imprisonment.

Section 94

95. When convicts are permitted to wear private clothing.

Section 95

96. Prisoners to conform to orders as to the care and custody of articles.

Section 96

97. Powers to fix scale of prison clothing and bedding.

Section 97

98. Provisions to be made in prescribing clothing, bedding and C. Exhibition of scales.

Section 98

99. Powers reserved to Medical Officer to order extra clothing.

Section 99

100. Scales of clothing, bedding and equipment.

Section 100

101. Supply of Baiter.

Section 101

102. Clothing of convict officers.

Section 102

103. Supply of prison clothing and c. of to certain prisoners.

Section 103

104. Clothing and c. of infants.

Section 104

105. Standard pattern for all articles.

Section 105

106. Clothing to be worn in the manner prescribed.

Section 106

107. Clothing to be marked.

Section 107

108. Time—Clothing should last.

Section 108

109. Distribution of clothing.

Section 109

110. Hospital clothing.

Section 110

111. Extra clothing for convalescents.

Section 111

112. Sufficient clothing to be kept in stock.

Section 112

113. Prisoners to get old clothing at certain times.

Section 113

114. Clothing to be kept service able.

Section 114

115. Cleanliness of clothing and bedding.

Section 115

116. Supervision of supply of clothing and bedding.

Section 116

117. Duty of Inspector General with regard to clothing and c..

Section 117

118. Responsibility of prisoners regarding clothing and c..

Section 118

119. Disposal of Unserviceable clothing.

Section 119

120. Disposal of clothing received on release.

Section 120

121. Charge of clothing godown—Protection from pestes.

Section 121

122. Clothing of prisoners transferred.

Section 122

123. Indenting.

Section 123

124. Capacity of wards and Cells.

Section 124

125. Design, architecture and specification.

Section 125

126. Ventilation, wards and cells.

Section 126

127. Certificate of fitness for occupation.

Section 127

128. Sleeping berths in wards.

Section 128

129. Requirements of cell, daily visit to occupant.

Section 129

130. Height of walls of cell-yard.

Section 130

131. Procedure when in is necessary to provide shelter outside a jail.

Section 131

132. Provision for custody of prisoners in excess of accommodation.

Section 132

133. The cleanliness of buildings generally—Floors to be leeped.

Section 133

134. Return of prisoners in jail on last day of the month.

Section 134

135. Premises to be kept clean—Cesspools prohibited and Other sanitary matter.

Section 135

136. Latrines for Warders.

Section 136

137. Drainage of jail land—Sanitary defects to be reported.

Section 137

138. Supply of water to prisoner—Precautions as to vessels.

Section 138

139. Supply of water for other purposes.

Section 139

140. Conditions under which a body may be made over to friends.

Section 140

141. Disposal of a body not made over to the friends.

Section 141

142. Burial ground for every jail.

Section 142

143. Selection of a burial ground.

Section 143

144. Matters concerning graves, graveyards, burial and cremation.

Section 144