PJM 44Chapter 59 · No. Judicial/3481- 501 dated the 28th March, 1895, empowers the Inspector-General of Prisons to execute deeds, contracts and other instruments for the supply of articles for use in jails or regarding the sale of articles manufactured in jail.
Section 44 · [ Exercise by District Magistrate of powers under the Prisons Act. [Part II, Rule 22.]
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The orders passed under sub-section (2) of Section 11 of the Prisons Act, 1894, should, except in emergent case in which immediate action is, in the opinion of such Magistrate, necessary be so expressed that the Superintendent may have time to refer (if he thinks necessary) to the Inspector-General before taking action thereon.](2)
[ All orders issued by the Magistrate of the district shall, if expressed in terms requiring immediate compliance, be forthwith obeyed and a report made, as prescribed in the said sub-section, to the Inspector- General.] [FSee Para 66.]Your private note on this section
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