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Section 9: Disposal of articles

Bihar prevention of Beggary Rules, 1954State Rules of Bihar · 1952

Any article other than money or ornaments and jewelleries belonging to a person received or detained in a Certified Home, Special Home or Work House, as the case may be not being a person kept in such centre under Rule 4, shall be disposed of as follows, namely-

(a) if it consists of obscene pictures or literature, tobacco snuff, opium, any drug or liquor or perishables of the value of five rupees or less it shall be destroyed;

(b) if it consists of perishables of the value of more than five rupees, it shall be sold by auction as soon as possible and the proceeds kept in safe custody by the Superintendent;

(c) the clothing, bedding or other articles of such person shall be destroyed, if the Superintendent considers it essential on hygienic grounds or considers them to be worthless, or if the clothing or bedding is ragged; and the clothings bedding and other articles of persons found to be suffering from any infectious or contagious disease shall be burnt;

(d) clothing, bedding and other articles not covered by the provisions of sub-rules (a), (b) and

(c) shall, after being washed and disinfected, if necessary be made up into a bundle or bundles and suitably stored. The Superintendent shall be responsible for their safe custody.

Where this provision sits

ActBihar prevention of Beggary Rules, 1954
Section9
Marginal noteDisposal of articles
JurisdictionState of Bihar
StatusIn force as published by the source

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