Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force Rule, 1994
Central Rules · 199279 provisions
The enactment
| Long title | Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force Rule, 1994 |
|---|---|
| Type | Rules |
| Year | 1992 |
| Jurisdiction | Central |
| Ministry | Ministry of Home Affairs |
| Status | In force as published by the source |
| Provisions published | 79 |
| Subjects | criminal, defence |
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- Section 1 Short title, commencement and application
- Section 2 Definitions
- Section 3 Reports and applications
- Section 4 Forms in appendices
- Section 5 Exercise of power vested in holder of an office in the Force
- Section 6 Case unprovided for
- Section 7 Constitution of the Force
- Section 8 The task of the Force and Command and Control thereto
- Section 9 Command
- Section 10 Ineligibility
- Section 11 Ineligibility of aliens
- Section 12 Appointment of officers
- Section 13 Appointment of Subordinate Officers and Enrolled Persons
- Section 14 Probation
- Section 15 Procedure for enrolment, mode of enrolment and other matters connected therewith
- Section 16 Liability of Service
- Section 17 Termination of service
- Section 18 Termination of service of officers by the Central Government on account of misconduct
- Section 19 Termination of service of Officers by the Central Government on grounds of unsuitability
- Section 20 Termination of service of persons, other than officers on account of misconduct
- Section 21 Discharge from service on grounds of unsatisfactory progress in training
- Section 22 Termination of service on grounds of furnishing false/ incorrect information at the time of appointment
- Section 23 Retirement/discharge/release of officers on grounds of physical unfitness
- Section 24 Termination of service of subordinate officers by the authorities as specified in rule 17 on the grounds of unsuitability
- Section 25 Termination of service of enrolled (persons on the grounds of unsuitability
- Section 26 Retirement / discharge of subordinate officers and enrolled persons on grounds of physical unfitness
- Section 27 Resignation
- Section 28 Appeal against orders of dismissal, removal or retirement
- Section 29 (1) Date of dismissal, removal, discharge or retirement
- Section 30 Forms of arrest
- Section 31 Authority to order arrest
- Section 32 Arrest, how imposed
- Section 33 Release from arrest during investigation
- Section 34 Release without prejudice to re-arrest
- Section 35 Arrest, when to be imposed
- Section 36 Special provision in case of arrest of a drunken person
- Section 37 Arrest in case of persons whose trial has been ordered
- Section 38 Delay Report
- Section 39 Rights of a person under arrest
- Section 40 Suspension
- Section 41 Trial of cases either by Force Court or Criminal Court
- Section 42 Cases which may not be tried by Force Court- Without prejudice to the provisions of subrule (1) of rule 41, an offender may not normally be claimed for trial by a Force Court
- Section 43 Statement of allegations
- Section 44 Hearing by an officer not below the rank of Assistant Commandant
- Section 45 Hearing by the Commanding Officer
- Section 46 Procedure for summary disposal of charge against officers
- Section 47 Summary disposal of charges against subordinate officer
- Section 49 Charges not to be dealt with summarily
- Section 50 Record of evidence
- Section 51 Abstract of evidence
- Section 52 Investigation of cases by Police
- Section 53 Disposal of case by Commanding Officer after record or abstract of evidence
- Section 54 Application for a Court
- Section 55 Charge-sheet
- Section 56 Charges
- Section 57 Joint Charges
- Section 58 Validity of charge-sheet
- Section 59 Amendment of the charge by the Force Court
- Section 60 Amendment of Charge by Convening Officer
- Section 61 Action by a Superior Authority on receiving an application for convening a Court
- Section 62 Disqualification of officers for serving on General and Petty Force Courts
- Section 63 Composition of General and Petty Force Courts
- Section 64 Duties of convening officer when convening courts,-- When an officer convenes a Court he shall
- Section 67 Assembly and swearing of Court
- Section 69 Swearing or affirming of members
- Section 70 Swearing or affirmation of Judge Attorney and other officers
- Section 71 Objection to Interpreter or Shorthand Writer
- Section 72 Objection to Judge Attorney and Prosecutor
- Section 74 Plea to Jurisdiction
- Section 75 Objection to the charge
- Section 76 Plea in bar of trial
- Section 78 Application for trial on separate charge-sheet
- Section 79 Pleading to the charge
- Section 80 Acceptance of plea of guilty
- Section 81 Plea on alternative charge
- Section 83 Change of plea
- Section 84 Procedure on plea (s) of not guilty
- Section 86 Additional witness
- Section 87 Dropping witnesses
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