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Section 12: Disposal of property under_Section lS

The Maharashtra Prevention of Begging Rules, 1964.State Rules of Maharashtra · 1959

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(b) Any money or valuables bel and with the relatives at onging to such persons may with his con ‘ e 3 sent ’mqplpmval of the Supenmend?m, be delivered to his friends or any time during the period of his detention; or the same may be sold and the sale roceeds dis, i ich manner as the person A p S disposed of in s desire.

? ™ () {X[ lh.c time of the release of such person, the effects, valuables or money kept m‘ safe cusl'ody shall be handed over to him and an entry made in that behalf in the register maintained under rule 11 (2). Such entry shall be signed by the Superintendent.

l:t. :S:lll” no! lq buy articles auctioned.~No person on the staff of a Receiving Centre or Certified Institution shall, whether directly or indirectly bid at the aution of, or purchase, any property actioned under these rules.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Maharashtra Prevention of Begging Rules, 1964.
Section12
Marginal noteDisposal of property under_Section lS
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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