(1) An inmate other than a convicted inmate, if he so desires, shall be permitted to procure, or receive from private sources,, minimum items of clothing (but not bedding) as necessary, subject to examination and subject to rules made under this Act and also such direction as may be given by the Inspector General.
(2) No part of any clothing procured or received as aforesaid by an inmate shall be given, hired or sold to any other inmate, and any inmate transgressing the provisions of this sub-section shall be debarred from procuring or receiving as aforesaid any clothing for such time as the Superintendent thinks proper.
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(a) make the first payment of the monthly subsistence allowance as fixed by the Court to i e1' the proper officer of the Court for transmission to the Superintendent, and if it .has not been so . made to an officer of the Court, then directly to the Superintendent; and
(b) make the subsequent payments of monthly subsistence allowance to the Superintendent in 'advance before the first day of each month;
and in default of any of the above payments, the inmate may be released by the Superintendent if so ordered by the Court by whose warrant or order the inmate is committed to prison after filing a report by the Superintendent before such Court in the matter.
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