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Intoxicating Substances Act · 2013 Revised Edition · Part IV · Treatment and Rehabilitation
Intoxicating Substances Act · 2013 Revised Edition · Part IV · Treatment and Rehabilitation
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Any resident who —
while undergoing treatment and rehabilitation in an approved institution, escapes from the legal custody thereof;
while he is outside an approved institution, escapes from the legal custody or control of an officer-in-charge of an approved institution; or
while he is otherwise in the legal custody of any other person, escapes therefrom, is guilty of an offence.
Any person who —
Intoxicating Substances
knowingly assists, directly or indirectly, any resident of an approved institution to escape therefrom;
induces any such resident so to escape; or
knowing that any resident has escaped from an approved institution, harbours or conceals, or assists in harbouring or concealing that resident or causes or induces him not to return to such approved institution, is guilty of an offence.
PARTV
GENERAL
approved institution
“approved institution” means any place or premises declared by the Minister to be an approved institution under section 19(1);