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Section 25: Release on licence

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

(1) A person detained in nvC.cru '-d [m"-‘l,lrl,”:::.h“:;g_\:),.L] released conditionally on licence by the Cheif Inspector it in his nplr\'n'm%: g has been of good behaviour and is not likely to beg or employ or "‘, himself and bee or use them for the purpose of begging and will be ulblc to mv;u.nlmn ”u,n;;]y » his dependents by honest means and satisfies the following conditions, 2 N . » Wi ssided in the (a) in case he is undergoing detention for the first time. he has rc.mduldl .

= S - . . o F hi cler B Certified- Institution for not less than one-third of the term of his d¢ . N AN e 6% ¥ less and in any other case he has resided in the Certified Institution for not thun two-thirds of the term of detention ;

(b) during one month immediately preceeding the date of release in the case of a first detention, three such months in the case of detention for the sccond time and six su-ch months in the case of any subsequent detention he hus nat been awarded any disciplinary punishment under any of the Clauses (iii) to rvif) of Rule 29 : - .

Provided that, the Cheif Inspector may in special cases. for reasons to be recorded in writting. relax the provisions of Clauses («) and (b).

(2) The Superintendent shall give timely intimation of the probable d:\tc_nf an inmate's release from the Certified Institution to his relative and im:nc the relative (o come to the Institution on that date and take charge of the inmate.

If the relative takes, ch,firge of the inmate accordingly. actual expenses of the journey undertaken by the relative both ways and the inmate's return journey shall be paid by the Superintendent to the relative at the time of the inmate's release. It the relative does not come to take charge of the inmate, the inmate shall be taken to his native place by a guard from the Institution.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Maharashtra Prevention of Begging Rules, 1964.
Section25
Marginal noteRelease on licence
JurisdictionState of Maharashtra
StatusIn force as published by the source

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