Internal Security (Detained Persons) Order, 1964 · s 83

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s 83( 1)

Whenever the presence of a detained per

son is required by any Court of civil or criminal jurisdiction such

Court may issue an order addressed to the Superintendent requiring produc

tion before the Court of such person at the time and place to be named in such order, and the said

Superintendent shall cause the person named in such order to be brought up as directed, and every such

Court may by endorsement on such order require the person named therein to be again brought up at any time to which the matter wherein such per

son is required may be adjourned.

(2)

Every such order issued from the Supreme

Court may be signed by a Registrar of the Court, and if issued by any other Court shall be signed by the Magistrate (as the case may be).