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Section 182: Suspension of sentence of transportation or imprisonment.

The Army Act, 1950Central Act · Act 46 of 1950

(1) Where a person subject to this Act is sentenced by a court-martial to transportation or imprisonment, the Central Government, the Chief of the Army Staff] or any officer empowered to convene a general or a summary general court-martial may suspend the sentence whether or not the offender has already been committed to prison or to military custody.

(2) The authority or officer specified in sub-section (1) may in the case of an offender so sentenced direct that, until the orders of such authority or officer have been obtained the offender shall not be committed to prison or to military custody.

(3) The powers conferred by sub-sections (1) and (2) may be exercised in the case of any such sentence which has been confirmed, reduced or commuted.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Army Act, 1950
Section182
Marginal noteSuspension of sentence of transportation or imprisonment.
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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  • substituted, Act 19 of 1955. . Subs. by Act 19 of 1955, s. 2 and the Schedule, for "the Commander-in-Chief".

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