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Section 6: Appointment of Home Guards and certificate of appointment etc

The Manipur Home Guards Act, 1989State Act of Manipur · Act 11 of 1997

(1) S to, the approval of t the Commandant General, the Commandant mayappo members of the Home Guards such number 9f persons who are fit andwilfiuk to serve as may from time to time be determined by the State Government: and» may appoint any such member to any office ofcommand in the Home Guards. ,7

(2), Nptwithstanding anything epntained, jn,-snb;section ,(l) the Cpmmandant General may, subjcet to the approval of thegfitatehGevernmem, appoint, any such member to any post under his immediate control. ’ ‘ L " ' ' gum? 31W W’Ififi 3' .I, . ..‘ ~ ‘11,) 1.

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v (3) £3.) Every member of the Hprre Giards shall on enrflment receiven certificate in the fcrm specified in the Schcaule, under the seal of the Comman— dantheneral in the ease of oflicersand of the Commandant in the case oi"~ Volunteersday virtue of which the person holding such certificate shall be vested, With the powerh and privilege of a member of the Manipur Horne Guards.(1))“ Such certificate shall cease to have effect whenever the person named.

in it Ceases’to have a member of Home Guards and on his so ceasing shall within ten days be'surrcndered by him to the Commandant General if he is an officer and to the Commandant in all other 'cases.‘1‘” , , . A . ‘(4) The term of oflice for which a member of Home Guards may be required ' to serve will be such as may be prescribed.

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____.J. , 7. Training, functions and dutieS.—'Ihe Commandant General ,or the Commemdant in any area may, at any time, call out a member of the Home Guards for training or“ to discharge any. of the functions assigned to the Manipur Home Guards in accordance with the provisionsef this Act, and rules made thereunder.

Where this provision sits

ActThe Manipur Home Guards Act, 1989
Section6
Marginal noteAppointment of Home Guards and certificate of appointment etc
JurisdictionState of Manipur
StatusIn force as published by the source

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