Royal Brunei Armed Forces Act · s 111

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111.
Consecutive terms of imprisonment and detention
(1) Where any person who is serving a sentence of imprisonment, whether passed under this Act or otherwise, is awarded a military sentence of imprisonment, or where a person who is awarded a military sentence of imprisonment is further sentenced to imprisonment under section 61(2), the court-martial by whom the subsequent or further sentence is awarded may order that sentence shall begin to run from the expiry of the first-mentioned sentence.
(2) Where any person who is serving a military sentence of detention is found guilty under this Act of another offence for which he is awarded a military sentence of detention, or where a person who is awarded a military sentence of detention is further sentenced to detention under section 61(2), the court-martial or officer by whom the subsequent or further sentence is awarded may order that the sentence shall begin to run from the expiry of the first-mentioned sentence.
(3) Where a person is convicted by a court-martial of two or more offences against section 72 consisting in the commission of a civil offence for which a civil court in Brunei Darussalam could award imprisonment, the

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court-martial may by its sentence, award for any of those offences, a term of imprisonment which is to run from the expiry of a term awarded by that sentence for any other of those offences.

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s 111Consecutive terms of imprisonment and detention

(1)

Where any person who is serving a sentence of imprisonment, whether passed under this Act or otherwise, is awarded a military sentence of imprisonment, or where a person who is awarded a military sentence of imprisonment is further sentenced to imprisonment under section 61(2), the court-martial by whom the subsequent or further sentence is awarded may order that sentence shall begin to run from the expiry of the first-mentioned sentence.

(2)

Where any person who is serving a military sentence of detention is found guilty under this Act of another offence for which he is awarded a military sentence of detention, or where a person who is awarded a military sentence of detention is further sentenced to detention under section 61(2), the court-martial or officer by whom the subsequent or further sentence is awarded may order that the sentence shall begin to run from the expiry of the first-mentioned sentence.

(3)

Where a person is convicted by a court-martial of two or more offences against section 72 consisting in the commission of a civil offence for which a civil court in Brunei Darussalam could award imprisonment, the

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court-martial may by its sentence, award for any of those offences, a term of imprisonment which is to run from the expiry of a term awarded by that sentence for any other of those offences.