Internal Security (Detained Persons) Order, 1964 · As enacted
Section 28
Official textFrom Attorney General's Chambers, unchanged
A Superintendent shall keep or cause to be Booksd antd recor
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kept
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be kept.
An Admission Register, and a Record of all detained persons committed, with date of commitment and the date at which such detention will lapse, and the name, age, height, weight, partic
ular marks and general appearance of detained person and any other partic
ulars which may be required;
A Daily Release Book, in diary form, wherein he shall enter, when admitted, the name of every detained person under the proper date upon which such detained persons is to be released;
( c )
a Detained Persons Effects Book to be kept in the approved form;
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Petitions by detained persons.
Retention and care of property.
a Detained Persons' Punishment Book, wherein shall be recorded the name of every detained person punished for offences, the punishment inflicted and the name of the officer. ordering the punishment and also the certificate of the Medical Officer as to whether the detained person is physically fit to undergo punishment as ordered, and the date;
( e)
An account of all receipts and disburse
ments;
an Unofficial Visitors Book, containing a record of all unofficial visitors to the place of detention;
an Official Visitors Book;
a list of books and documents commit
ted to his care;
a
Fine and
Reward
Account
Book showing the amounts and disposal of all fines and forfeitures levied from the staff; and
such other books Or records which the
Superintendent may direct.