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Section 37: Permanent passes for a person employed outside the settlement

Rajasthan Habitual Offenders Rules, 1955State Rules of Rajasthan · 1953

(1) Where a [registered offender] in a [corrective settlement] has been allowed by the [corrective settlement] Manager to take up regular daily employment outside the limits of the [corrective settlement], a permanent pass in form No. 25 shall be granted to him by the Settlement Manager.

The pass shall specify the hours of each day between which absence from the settlement is permitted.

(2) The pass issued under this rule shall be used only in accordance with its tenor and for the employment for which it was issued. It shall be surrendered to the officer-in-charge of the settlement if and when the employment for which it was granted ceases.

(3) A pass issued under this rule may at any time be cancelled by the Superintendent of Police or District Magistrate, if, after giving the [registered offender] an opportunity of hearing, he is satisfied that the pass has been miss-used.

38. Permanent pass for residing outside the [corrective settlement]- A permanent pass for residing outside [corrective settlement] may be granted as a reward under rule 42.

39. Daily attendance and roll call - (1) Every [registered offender] placed in a settlement shall attend daily before the [corrective settlement] Manager or before a person authorised by him at 7 A.M. in the morning and 9 P.M.

at night.

(2) Such attendance shall be recorded in the register in form No. 16.

(3) The [corrective settlement] Manager may exempt any [registered offender] from attendance, either on specified occasion or general, or may permit him to attend at a his different from that prescribed by this rule.

(4) Nothing in this rule applies to [registered offender] absent from settlement] under a pass of discharge licence issued under these rules.

Where this provision sits

ActRajasthan Habitual Offenders Rules, 1955
Section37
Marginal notePermanent passes for a person employed outside the settlement
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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