(1) Serviceable, i.e., fit for re-issue for ordinary use, or of ¾ or ½ value, as the case may be; or
(2) Partially serviceable, i.e, fit for re-issue, for night duty or rough work only, and of half value; or
(3) Unserviceable-
(a) The clothing of men who have suffered from infectious diseases will invariably be declared "unserviceable", and be destroyed.
(b) Articles requiring renovation should, where possible, be re-dyed and re-trimmed before re-issue.
(c) Clothing declared to be "unserviceable" will be disfigured (if necessary) and sold by auction to the public, or, if no value may be destroyed.
(d) Old jumpers may advantageously be cut down into under vests with short sleeves, and be presented to constables to be worn under other jumpers, to protect them from perspiration and for warmth.
Section 469 • Instructions issued by the Board of Revenue under Bihar and Orissa Excise Act, 1915
469. Returned clothing.
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Section 469
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