Chapter VIII - RECIPROCAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR ASSISTANCE IN CERTAIN MATTERS AND PROCEDURE FOR ATTACHMENT AND FORFEITURE OF PROPERTY (From Section 111 to Section 124)
Power to appoint place of imprisonment governs confinement location; removal to criminal jail and return rules determine post-release custody. State Government may direct the place of confinement for persons liable to imprisonment or custody under this Sanhita, and Courts or Magistrates may order removal of persons confined in civil jails to criminal jails. A person removed to a criminal jail must be returned to the civil jail on release unless three years have elapsed since removal, causing deemed release under civil procedure rules, or the original sentencing court certifies entitlement to release under those civil procedure rules.
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Power to appoint place of imprisonment governs confinement location; removal to criminal jail and return rules determine post-release custody.
State Government may direct the place of confinement for persons liable to imprisonment or custody under this Sanhita, and Courts or Magistrates may order removal of persons confined in civil jails to criminal jails. A person removed to a criminal jail must be returned to the civil jail on release unless three years have elapsed since removal, causing deemed release under civil procedure rules, or the original sentencing court certifies entitlement to release under those civil procedure rules.
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