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Section 42: Rewards in [corrective settlement

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

(1) The following rewards may be granted by the [corrective settlement] Manager to [registered offender] for good conduct:-

(i) exemption from daily attendance;

(ii) increased payment for work;

(iii) liberal grant of passes of leave;

(iv) allotments of lands for separate cultivation; and

(v) promotion to position of responsibility.

(2) The Superintendent of Police may, in consultation with the l[corrective settlement] Manager, grant to a [registered offender] in a [corrective settlement] who has given unmistakable evidence of good conduct and sustained industry for a sufficient period, a pass in form No. 26, permitting him to reside outside the [corrective settlement] but within the district, for the purpose of earning his livelihood. Where such [registered offender] wishes to reside in a district other than that in which the [corrective settlement] is located, the Superintendent of Police may grant him, in consultation with the Manager of the [corrective settlement], and with the consent of the Superintendent of Police of the District in which the [registered offender] wishes to reside, a pass of that nature. Such pass shall also be in form No. 26, with a suitable note thereon.

(3) A pass in form No. 27 shall not be granted unless the [corrective settlement] Manager has secured suitable employment for the [registered offender] or placed him in circumstances which will enable him to earn his livelihood honestly.

(4) The Superintendent of Police may, without assigning any reason revoke a pass granted under this rule and require the offender to re-enter the [corrective settlement]. On being informed of such revocation, the [registered offender] shall re-enter the [corrective settlement]

Where this provision sits

ActRajasthan Habitual Offenders Rules, 1955
Section42
Marginal noteRewards in [corrective settlement
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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