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Section 24: Conditions of transfer from one Receiving Centre or Certified Institution to another

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

The Chief Inspector may subject to the provisions of sub-rule (2) direct that any person detained in a Receiving Centre or Certified Institution shall be transferred to another Receiving Centre or Certified Institution in the State subject to the following conditions, namely i~

(i) every such direction shall be issued with due regard to the accommodation available ;

(ii ) no such direction shall be issued except on— \.

(2) Where such 3

(a) a report from the Medical Officer recommending the transfer of such person on medical or hygenic grounds, or

(b) a direction given by a Court, or Superintendent recommending transfer in the (¢) a report from the or for other reasons.

interest of discipline:

‘ person is transferred from one Receiving Centre or Certified ther, all his effects valuables or money in the custody, of shall be sent along with him to the Superintendent of the Certified Institution t0 which he has been. transferred correct statement of the description and estimated value Institution to ano the Superintendent Receiving Centre Of together with a full and thereof.

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ActThe Maharashtra Prevention of Begging Rules, 1964.
Section24
Marginal noteConditions of transfer from one Receiving Centre or Certified Institution to another
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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