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Prisons Act · 2015 Revised Edition · Part IV · Custody and Removal of Prisoners
Prisons Act · 2015 Revised Edition · Part IV · Custody and Removal of Prisoners
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Every Officer-in-Charge is hereby authorised and required to keep and detain all persons duly committed to his custody by any court, Judge,
Officer-in-Charge
“Officer-in-Charge” means any prison officer not below the rank of Principal Officer who is in charge of any prisons;
Magistrate or other competent public authority, according to the exigency of any warrant or order by which such person has been committed, or until such person is discharged by due course of law.
Officer-in-Charge
“Officer-in-Charge” means any prison officer not below the rank of Principal Officer who is in charge of any prisons;
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