ANDHRA PRADESH HABITUAL OFFENDERS ACT, 1962
4 of 1962
9th February, 1962
An Act to provide for the treatment and training of habitual offenders Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Andhra Pradesh in the Thirteenth Year of Republic of India as follows
CHAPTER 1 Preliminary
Section 1 Short title, extent and commencement
(1) This Act may be called the Andhra Pradesh Habitual Offenders Act, 1962.
(2) It extends to the whole of the State of Andhra Pradesh.
(3) It shall come into force on such date as the State Government may, by notification the Andhra Pradesh Gazette, appoint.
Section 2 Definitions
In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires
(a) Code means the Code of Criminal Procedure,1898 (Central Act 5 of 1898);
(b) corrective settlement means any place established, approved or certified as a corrective settlement under Section 13.
(c) District Collector means the Chief local officer in charge of the revenue administration of a district but in relation to the cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad, the Commissioner of Police.
(d) Government means the State Government;
(e) habitual offender means a person who, during any continuous period of five years, whether before or after the commencement of this Act or partly before and partly after such commencement, has been sentenced on conviction on not less than three occasions after he attained the age of eighteen years to a substantive term of imprisonment for any one or more of the scheduled offences committed on different occasions and not so connected together as to form parts of the same transaction, such sentence not having been reversed in appeal or on revision:
Provided that in computing the continuous period of five years referred to above, any period spent in jail either under a sentence of imprisonment or under detention shall not be taken into account.
Explanation:- An order requiring a person to give security for good behaviour with reference to Section 110 of the Code shall be deemed to amount to a sentence of substantive imprisonment within the meaning of this clause;
(f) prescribed means prescribed by rules made under this Act;
(g) registered offender means and habitual offender registered or re-registered under this Act;
(h) scheduled offence means an offence specified in the Schedule or an offence analogous thereto;
(i) State means the State of Andhra Pradesh;
(j) Superintendent of Police means the District Superintendent of Police in the district concerned and in relation to the cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad any officer appointed by the Government to perform the duties of a Superintendent of Police under this Act
CHAPTER 2 Registration of habitual offenders and restriction of their movements
Section 3 Power of Government to direct registration of habitual offenders
The Government may direct the District Collector to make a register of habitual offenders within his district by entering therein the names and other prescribed particulars of such offenders.
Section 4 Power of the District Collector to register habitual offenders
For the purpose of carrying out the direction given under Section 3 the District Collector or any officer authorised by him in this behalf shall, by notice in the prescribed form to be served in the prescribed manner call upon every habitual offender in the district,
(a) to appear before him at a time and place therein specified;
(b) to furnish such information as may be necessary to enable him to enter the name and other prescribed particulars of the habitual offender in the register; and
(c) to allow his finger and palm impressions, foot points and photogrpah to be taken:
Provided that the name and other prescribed particulars of a habitual offender shall not be entered in the register unless he has been afforded reasonable opportunity of showing cause why such entry should not be made.
Section 5 Custody of register and alterations therein
(1) The register shall be placed in the custody of the Superintendent of Police who shall, from time to time, report to the District Collector any alterations to be made therein.
(2) After the register is placed in the custody of the Superintendent of Police,no fresh alteration shall be made in the register except under an order in writing of the District Collector.
Section 6 Power to take finger and palm impressions, foot prints and photographs at any time
The District Collector or any officer authorised by him in this behalf may at any time order the finger and palm impressions, foot prints and photographs of any registered offender to be taken.
Section 7 Registered offenders to notify change of residence and to report themselves
(1) Every registered offender shall notify to such authority and in such manner as may be prescribed any change or intended change of his ordinary residence:
Provided that where such offender changes or intends to change his ordinary residence to another district, whether within the State or not, he shall notify the change or intended change to the District Collector.
(2) The District Collector may by order in writing direct that any registered offender shall
(a) report himself once in every month or where the District Collector for reasons specified in the order so directs, more frequently to such authority and in such manner as may be specified in the order; and
(b) notify any absence or intended absence from his ordinary residence to the aforesaid authority:
Section 8 Action to be taken when registered offender changes his ordinary residence from one district to another within or outside the State
(1) Where any registered offender changes his ordinary residence from one district to another district within the State,the District Collector of the district in which the offender is registered shall inform the District Collector of the other district about such change and at the same time furnish him with the name and other particulars of the registered offender.
(2) On the receipt of such information,the District Collector of the other district shall enter in his register the name and other particulars of the registered offender and inform the District Collector of the district in which the offender is previously registered about such registration and thereupon the District Collector of that district shall cancel from his register the entry relating to that offender.
(3) Where a registered offender changes his ordinary residence to another district outside the State,the District Collector of the district in which the offender is previously registered shall, while furnishing the District Collector of the other district with the name and other particulars of the registered offender,request that District Collector to inform him of the steps,if, any which may have been taken in relation to the offender under any law for the time being in force in that other district; and upon the receipt of such information the District Collector of the district in which the offender is previously registered shall cancel from his register the entry relating to that offender.
(4) Upon registering the name and other particulars of a registered offender under sub section (2) the provisions of this Act and the rules made thereunder shall apply to him as if he is registered, in pursuance of a direction given under Section 3 in the register of the district to which he has changed his ordinary residence.
Section 9 Duration of registration and re-registration of habitual offenders
(1) The registration of a habitual offender under this Act shall, unless earlier cancelled, ceases to be in force on the expiry of five years from the date of such registration and on such cancellation or expiry the habitual offender shall cease to be a registered offender.
(2) Notwithstanding the cancellation, or expiry of duration of registration, a habitual offender may be re registered in accordance with the provisions of this Act relating to registration as often as he is convicted of one or more of the scheduled offences at any time after such cancellation, or expiry and the re registration shall, unless earlier cancelled, cease to be in force on the expiry of five years from the date of such re registration.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub sections (1) and (2) where a registered offender is, during the period of registration or re registration, convicted of one or more of the scheduled offences and sentenced to a substantive term of imprisonment, the duration of registration re registration shall be extended for a period of five years from the date of his release from such imprisonment.
Section 10 Right to make representations against registration, re registration etc
(1) Any person deeming himself aggrieved by the registration or re registration of his name under Section 4 or Section 9 or by an order under sub section (2) of Section 7 may within the prescribed period make a representation to the Government against such registration, re registration or order:
(2) The Government shall, after considering the representation and giving the aggrieved person an opportunity of being heard, either confirm or cancel the registration, registration or order, as the case may be, and shall, in the case of confirmation record a brief statement of the reasons therefor.
Section 11 Power to restrict movements of required offenders
(1) If in the opinion of the Government it is necessary or expedient in the interests of the general public so to do, the Government may by order direct that any registered offender shall be restricted in his movements to such areas and for such period not exceeding three years as may be specified in the order.
(2) Before making any such order, the Government shall take into consideration the following matters, namely:
(a) the nature of the offences of which the registered offender has been convicted and the circumstances in which the offences were committed;
(b) whether the registered offender follows any lawful occupation and whether such occupation is conducive to honest and settled way of life and is not merely a pretence for the purpose of facilitating commission of offences;
(c) the suitability of the area to which his movements are to be restricted; and
(d) the manner in which the registered offender may earn his living within such area, and the adequacy of arrangements which are, or likely to be, availed therefor.
(3) A copy of the order shall be served on the registered offender in the prescribed manner.
Section 12 Power to cancel or alter such restrictions
The Government may, by order, cancel any order made under Section 11 or alter any area specified in an order under that section:
Provided that before making such order the Government shall consider the matters referred to in sub section (2) of Section 11 in so far as they may be applicable.
CHAPTER 3 Corrective Training of Habitual Offenders
Section 13 Power to establish and maintain corrective settlements and to certify private institutions as corrective settlements
(1) The Government may, by notification in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette, establish and maintain in the State as many corrective settlements as they think fit for the purpose of placing therein such habitual offenders as are directed to receive corrective training under this Act.
(2) The Government may also approve or certify any privately managed settlement, whether known as settlement or otherwise as a corrective settlement for the purposes of this Act.
Section 14 Power to direct habitual offenders to receive corrective training
(1) If the government are satisfied from the report of the District Collector or otherwise that it is expedient with a view to the reformation of a registered offender and the prevention of crime that he should receive training of a corrective character for a substantial term, the Government may, by order in writing direct that the registered offender shall receive training of a corrective character for such period not exceeding the duration of his registration or re registration as may be specified in the order.
(2) Where a habitual offender who is not more than forty years of age,
(a) is convicted of any offence punishable with imprisonment or
(b) is required in pursuance of Section 110 of the Code to execute a bond for his good behaviour. and the court is satisfied from the evidence in the case and other materials on record that it is expedient with a view to his reformation and prevention of crime that he should receive training of a corrective character for a substantial term, the court may, in lieu of sentencing him for offence or, as the case may be, requiring him to execute such bond, direct that he shall receive corrective training for such term of not less than two and not exceeding five years as the court may determine.
(3) Before giving any direction under sub section (1) sub section (2), the Government or the court, as the case may be, shall
(a) take into consideration the physical and mental condition of the offender and his suitability for receiving corrective training in a corrective settlement, and
(b) give a reasonable opportunity to the offender to show cause why such direction shall not be given.
(4) A habitual offender, in respect of whom a direction to receive corrective training is made, shall be placed in a corrective settlement for the term of his training and while in such settlement shall be treated in such manner as may be prescribed.
Section 15 Power to discharge or transfer persons from corrective settlements
The Government or any officer authorised by them in this behalf may, at any time, by order in writing direct any habitual offender who may be in a corrective settlement to be discharged or transferred to another corrective settlement.
Section 16 Power to subject voluntary residents in corrective settlements to restrictions and penalties
The Government may, by order, direct that any person voluntarily residing in any corrective settlement shall be subject to all or any of the restrictions and penalties imposed by or under this Act, on a habitual offender in such settlement.
CHAPTER 4 Penalties and Procedure
Section 17 Penalty for failure to comply with certain provisions of the Act
A habitual Offender who, without lawful excuse the burden of proving which shall lie upon him
(a) fails to appear in compliance with a notice issued under Section 4, or
(b) intentionally omits to furnish any information required under that section or furnishes as true any information which he knows, or has reason to believe to be false or does not believe to be true, or
(c) refuses to allow his finger and palm impressions, foot prints and photograph to be taken by any person acting under an order passed under Section 6, or
(d) fails to comply with the provisions of sub section (1),or with an order of the District Collector under sub Section (2) of Section 7 or with an order of the Government under section 11, may be arrested without warrant and shall be punishable
(i) on first conviction with imprisonment for a term which may extend to six months or with fine which may extend to two hundred rupees or with both, and
(ii) on a second or subsequent conviction, with imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year or with fine which may extend to five hundred rupees or with both;
Provided that if the court after taking into consideration the offenders age and physical and mental condition and his suitability for receiving training of a corrective character in corrective settlement is satisfied that it is expedient with a view to his reformation and prevention of crime that he should receive training of a corrective character for a substantial term, the court may, in lieu of sentencing the offender to any punishment under this section, direct, after giving him an opportunity of showing cause, that he shall receive corrective training in a corrective settlement for such term not exceeding three years as it may determine.
Section 18 Arrest of habitual offenders found outside the restriction area or corrective settlement
If any habitual offender
(a) is found outside the area to which his movements have been restricted, in contravention of the conditions under which he is permitted to leave such area, or
(b) escapes from any corrective settlement in which he is placed, he may be arrested without warrant by a police officer, village headman or village watchman. If the offender is arrested, he shall be informed, as soon as may be, of the grounds for such arrest and shall be produced before the nearest magistrate within a period of twenty four hours of such arrest, excluding the time necessary for the journey from the place of arrest to the court of the magistrate, and the offender shall not be detained beyond the said period without the authority of a magistrate. The magistrate may on production of the offender and on proof of the facts order him to be removed to such are or to such corrective settlement to be dealt with in. accordance with this Act and the rules made thereunder.
CHAPTER 5 Miscellaneous
Section 19 Bar of Jurisdiction
No court shall question the validity of any direction or order issued under this Act.
Section 20 Bar of legal proceeding
No suit, prosecution or other legal proceeding shall lie against any person for any thing which is in good faith done or intended to be done under this Act.
Section 21 Power to delegate
The Government may, by notification in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette, direct that any power exercisable by them under this Act except the power under Section 22 may also be exercised subject to such conditions, if any, as may be laid down in the notification, by such officer not below the rank of a District Collector as may be specified therein.
Section 22 Power to make rule
(1)The Government may, by notification in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette, make rules for carrying out the purposes of this Act.
(2) In particular and without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing power, such rules may provide for all or any of the following matters, namely:
(a) the form of notice under Section 4 and the manner in which such notice may be served;
(b) the form of the register of habitual offenders and the particulars to be entered therein;
(c) the authority to whom and the manner in which any change or intended change of ordinary residence shall be notified under sub section (1) of Section 7.
(d) the nature of restrictions to be observed by registered offenders whose movements have been restricted;
(e) the grant of certificate of identity to the registered offenders and inspection of such certificates;
(f) the conditions under which the offenders may be permitted to leave the area to which their movements have been restricted or the corrective settlements in which they have been placed;
(g) the terms upon which the offenders may be discharged from corrective settlements;
(h) the working, management, control and supervision of corrective settlements including the discipline and conduct of the offenders placed therein;
(i) the conditions for, and the manner of, approving or certifying privately managed settlements;
(j) the appointment of non official visitors to the corrective settlements;
(k) the conditions and circumstances under which members of the families of the offenders may be permitted to stay with them in a corrective settlement;
(1) the periodical review of the cases of all the offenders whose movements have been restricted or who are placed in corrective settlements under this Act;
(3) In making rules under this Act, the Government may provide that a contravention of any of the rules shall be punishable with fine which may extend to one hundred rupees.
(4) All rules made under this Act shall, as soon as may be after they are made, be laid for not less than fourteen days before both Houses of the State Legislature and shall be subject to such modifications, whether by way of repeal or amendment, as the State Legislature may make during the session in which they are so laid.
Section 23 Repeals and savings
The Andhra Pradesh (Andhra Area) Restriction of Habitual Offenders Act, 1948 (Act VI of 1948), and the Andhra Pradesh (Telangana Area) Habitual Offenders (Restriction and Settlement) Act, 1954 (Act XXII of 1954), are hereby repealed; but such repeal shall not affect the previous operation of the said Acts or anything done or suffered thereunder, and subject thereto, anything done or any action taken under the provisions of the said Acts shall, in so far as such thing or action is not inconsistent with the provisions of this Act, be deemed to have been done or taken, under the provisions of this Act, as if the said provisions were in force when such thing was done or such action was taken and shall continue to be in force accordingly, unless and until superseded by anything done or any action taken under this Act.
RULE:
ANDHRA PRADESH HABITUAL OFFENDERS RULES, 1965
In exercise of the powers conferred by sub section (1) of Section 22 of the Andhra Pradesh Habitual Offenders Act, 1962 (Andhra Pradesh Act 4 of 1962), and in supersession of the Madras Restriction of Habitual Offenders Rules, 1949 the Governor of Andhra Pradesh hereby makes the following rules.
Rule 1
These rules may be called the Andhra Pradesh Habitual Offenders Rules, 1965
Rule 2
In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires.
(a) "Act" means the Andhra Pradesh Habitual Offenders Act, 1962;
(b) "Form" means a form annexed to these rules;
(c) "Registering authority" means the District Collector;
(d) "Section" means a section of the Act; and
(e) "Settler" means a registered offender who is placed in any corrective settlement, established, approved, or certified as a corrective settlement under Section 13.
Rule 3
The Superintendent of Police, shall, from time to time, examine the case of individuals residing in the area within his jurisdiction, including those in jail who come under the definition of habitual offender and address the Registering authority in Form I, for registration of habitual offenders.
Rule 4
On receipt of the report referred to in Rule 3, the Registering authority shall, if satisfied that there are reasonable grounds to regard the person concerned as a habitual offender within the meaning of Clause (e) of Section 2 of the Act afford such person a reasonable opportunity of showing cause in Form II why his name and other particulars should not be entered in the register of habitual offenders.
Rule 5
Every habitual offender in respect of whom it is proposed to make an entry in the register prescribed under Section 3 of the Act shall be issued a notice in Form II directing him to show cause why such an entry should not be made. After hearing the representations, if any, both oral and written, received on or before the date fixed in the show cause notice, the Registering authority may or may not decide to register the individual as an habitual offender under Section 3. In case it is decided to register the individual, he shall be issued another notice in Form III directing him to appear before the Registering authority or any other officer authorised by him in this behalf and furnish the particulars required under Section 4 of the Act.
Rule 6
(1)
(a) The notice in Form II or Form III shall be served personally in the manner provided in Section 69 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898, for the service of summons, if the place of residence of the person on whom it is to be served is known.
(b) Where personal service of the notice is not possible, the notice shall be published
(i) by insertion in the local District Gazette;
(ii) by pasting a copy of such notice
(a) in a conspicuous place in the house or homestead or in the village or town in which it is known or believed that the person concerned was last residing or secreting himself;
(b) in every policy station within the local limits of which may such village or town is situate; and
(iii) by the serving a copy of such notice on the headman of such village or town who shall thereupon cause it to be proclaimed in the village or town by beat of drum.
(c) In the case of those in jail, it shall be served through the Superintendent of the Jail.
(2) When the person on whom the notice in forms II and III referred to in Rules 4 and 5, are served he shall be given not less than fifteen days time either (a) to show cause against the action proposed or (b) to appear in person for registration as required in Rule 5.
(3) When the person on whom the notices referred to in Rules 4 and 5 have been served, is in jail, the Superintendent of the Jail shall upon receipt of a requisition in Form III A, arrange for the appearance of the person before the registering authority to show cause or to file a written statement showing cause against the action proposed or for registration in the manner provided in the Prisons (Attendance in Court) Act, 1955 (XXXII of 1955),as if such person were required to give evidence before the officer;
Provided that, when Form III A is issued by the Registering authority whose status is below that of a First Class Magistrate, the Form has to be countersigned by the District Collector or the Commissioner of Police, as the case may be.
(4) If a person on whom a notice referred to in Rule 4 is served, fails to show cause by appearing in person or by pleader or by filing a written statement within the time specified in the notice, it shall be presumed that he has no representation to make against the action proposed.
Rule 7
(1) Where a person on whom show cause notice has been served makes any representation within the time specified in such notice whether in person or by pleader or by filing a written statement and where within the time limit aforesaid no such representation has been made, after the expiry of such time limit, the Registering authority may, if he is satisfied that the person concerned is a habitual offender,issue an order in respect of such person in Form IV and enter his name and other particulars in the register of habitual offenders to be maintained in Form V for the purpose.
(2) The order of registration of a habitual offender under Section 4 of the Act shall be published in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette and the District Gazette. A copy of it shall also be served personally on the person concerned or where personal service is not possible, it shall be served in the manner prescribed in Rule 6 (1) (b).
(3) The register of habitual offenders in Form V shall be in a loose leaf book with a separate sheet for each registered offender. The acknowledgment of the Finger Print Bureau in Form X referred to in sub rule (1) of Rule 9 shall be filed in the corresponding sheet in Form V.
(4) The registered offenders of a district shall be assigned serial numbers with the abbreviation of the name of the district concerned (as given in the Appendix) to denote the district of registration.
(5) If a registered offender changes his place or residence premanently to another district, the procedure laid down in Section 8 of the Act shall be followed. He shall be assigned a new number against which his name and other particulars are entered in the register of habitual offenders the district to which he has changed his residence, with the abbreviation of the name of the latter district. The Finger print Bureau shall be intimated in Form VI of the change of residence. A removal Slip in form VII shall be inserted in the register of habitual offenders of the original district with the acknowledgment of the Superintendent of Police of the district to which he has changed his residence, for the receipt of the personal sheet.
(6) Any person, deeming himself aggrieved by the registration or registration of his name under sub section (4) of Section 8 or Section 9 of the Act, may within two months from the date of service of such order, make a representation to the Government against such registration or re registration as the case may be.
Rule 8
(1) Immediately after the name of a person in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette as a registered offender, the Superintendent of Policy shall take steps to prepare a personal sheet for him, in duplicate, in Form VIII and record his finger prints in form IX. If the registered offender is in jail, his personal sheet may be prepared either prior to his release from jail or soon after his release.
(2) Every registered offender shall furnish correctly to the authority deputed for preparing his personal sheet such particulars as are required to fill up Form VIII and shall allow his person to be examined for the purpose of noting marks of identification and physical peculiarities and shall allow his finger prints to be taken in form IX and his left thumb impression in Form V and if he is an illiterate in form VIII also. In the case of refusal or resistance by the registered offender, it shall be proper to take the left thumb impression or the finger prints as the case may be and examine the body by the use of such force as may be necessary for the purpose.
Rule 9
(1) After the completion of Forms V, VIII and IX, the personal sheet (Form VIII) shall be maintained in the District Police Office (The District Crime Bureau) and the duplicate in the Police Station within the Jurisdiction of which the registered offender resides. the finger prints in Form IX shall be sent to the Finger Print Bureau which shall acknowledge its receipts in Form X.
(2) The Officer in charge of the Police Station shall maintain the personal sheet (Form VIII) upto date by posting the entries in the relevant column then and there. Extracts of important and useful entries shall be forwarded to the District Crime Bureau for entry in the copy of the personal sheet maintained in the District Police Office.
(3) All District Collectors shall submit to the Government before the 1st day of April every year a return in Form XIX, containing a list of persons in respect of whom action has been taken by them under Section 4 of the Act during the previous calendar year with the other particulars referred to in that Form.
Rule 10
(1) Every registered offender shall be supplied with a certificate of identify in Form XI to which shall be attached a copy of the rules and order he has to obey.
(2) An acknowledgment for the receipt of the certificate of identity with the left thumb impression of the recipient attested by the delivering officer shall be attached to the registered offender s personal sheet in the register.
(3) Every registered offender shall give his certificate of identity for examination or inspection when required by any Police Officer or Magistrate, or any other person authorised by the District collector in this behalf.
(4) Every registered offender shall report immediately at the nearest police station the loss of or damage to, his certificate of identity and the circumstances in which it was lost or damaged. On receipt of such report from a registered offender, the officer in charge of the police station shall prepare and issue a certificate of identity marked duplicate in Form XII, obtain the acknowledgment of the registered offender for the receipt of the duplicate and forward the acknowledgment for record with the personal sheet in the District Police Office. the officer in charge of Police stations shall make such enquiries as are practicable about the loss and report the fact to the Superintendent of Police.
(5) If a registered offender is arrested or convicted, the certificate of identity shall be treated as his personal property and dealt with accordingly.
(6) Every registered offender who has been furnished with a certificate of identity shall carefully preserve it and produce the same before the officer in charge of the Police station or the village headman, whenever required for recording his movements.
Rule 11
(1) The place of residence furnished by a registered offender at the time of preparing the personal sheet shall be taken as the place of his residence for the purpose of these rules.
(2) Each village headman shall maintain a list of registered offenders residing within his limits. The list shall be open to inspection, check and correction by any police officer not below the rank of a Sub Inspector when he visits the village. It shall be the duty of the officer in charge of the police station to see that the list is maintained correctly and up to date.
Rule 12
(1) Any registered offender who intends to leave permanently or temporarily,the village in which he is residing shall before his departure, intimate to the headman of such village,
(a) the date on which he intends to start;
(b) the village and the house into which he is changing his residence or to which he is going;
(c) the route by which he intends to proceed;
(d) the time he will take in going to his destination; and
(e) in case he is leaving temporarily,the village in which he is residing,the probable period of his absence therefrom,and the route and the time he will take for the return journey and shall obtain from the head man a certificate in Form XIII.
(2) A registered offender who has obtained a certificate under sub rule (1) shall not without good and sufficient cause
(a) deviate from the route or exceed the time specified in such certificate whether in going to his destination or in returning therefrom; or
(b) be absent for a longer period than that specified in such certificate.
(3) In every village in which the registered offender spends during, the journey either in going to his destination or in returning therefrom, any night or part of a night, he shall report in person to the headman of each village his arrival at, and departure from the village and shall obtain the signautre of the headman in the certificate in Form XIII.
(4) Immediately on arrival at the village of destination the registered offender shall report himself in person to the headman thereof and shall
(a) in case he is to stay there temporarily, show the headman the certificate in From XIII and obtain his signature thereon; and
(b) in case he is to stay there permanently, give up the certificate to the village headman;
(c) in cases falling under clause (a) the registered offender, shall before leaving the village where he is temporarily residing inform the headman of the date on which he proposes to leave the village return the journey.
(5) If the registered offender has temporarily left the village in which he is residing, he shall immediately on his return to such village after completing his journey, report himself in person to the village headman and give up to him the certificate in form XIII.
Rule 13
Any registered offender, who intends to leave the house in which he is residing during night between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. on any day to go to any other place within the same village, shall before his departure intimate to the headman of the village
(a) the date and time at which he intends to leave the house and return thereto; and
(b) the place or premises to which he is going.
Rule 14
Every registered offender who obtains a certificate in Form XIII, shall, before reaching his destination, if such place happens to be outside the state of Andhra Pradesh, report in person at the nearest police station of the State of Andhra Pradesh and obtain the signature of the Station House Officer in Form XIII. similarly, when such person re enters the State of Andhra Pradesh he shall report in person to the officer in charge of the nearest police station in the State of Andhra Pradesh and shall obtain his signature in Form XIII.
Rule 15
If any registered offenders required to give notice under Rule 12, is prevented by illness or other sufficient cause from doing so in person he shall, inform the headman of the village in whose limits he happens to be, of the fact by a written or verbal message containing the particulars he is required by the rules to furnish.
Rule 16
A village headman or Station House Officer shall grant a certificate in Form XIII to a registered offender who asks for it.
Rule 17
(1) When a village headman receives information that a registered offender intends to leave the village temporarily or permanently, he shall forthwith give information the fact of in Form XIII to the officer in charge of the police station within the limits of which the village is situate giving the date on which the registered offender intends to depart.
(2) When a village headman receives information that a registered offender of another village has spent a night or part of a night in his village without a certificate in Form XIII, he shall promptly inform the Station House Officer having jurisdiction over his village, setting out in brief the source and substance of such information.
(3) On receipt of a report from the village headman under sub rule (1) or (2)the Station House Officer shall make or cause to be made such enquiries as he may consider necessary about the registered offender.
Rule 18
(1) In places where there are police stations or outposts the reports to be made under the preceding rules to the village headman shall be made to the officer in charge of such police station or outpost.
(2) In any particular area, the District Collector may, by a notification in the District Gazette, appoint or nominate any person to receive the reports and to perform the duties under these rules in place of the village headman.
Rule 19
Every registered offender required to intimate his place of residence under Section 7, if undergoing impriosnment in a jail either at the time of such intimation or subsequent to it, shall immediately after release, intimate to the officer in charge of the police station within the limits of which the jail is situate, his permanent place of residence and shall obtain from such officer a certificate in Form XIII.
Rule 20
(1) Any magistrate other than a village magistrate or any public officer not below the rank of a Sub Inspector may, at any time, inspect the residence of a registered offender.
(2) Any police officer or village headman shall be competent to pay domiciliary visits within his jurisdiction to any registered offender with a view to verify the presence of such registered offender and it shall be duty of such registered offender to appear before such officer.
Rule 21
(1)Any registered offender may be exempted by the District collector from the obligations imposed by Section 7 either conditionally or unconditionally. Such exemption may by varied or cancelled. The order or cancellation shall take effect from the date of communication of the order to the registered offender.
(2) If a registered offender is old, sick or infirm or is otherwise incapacitated from committing crime and if he has continued to be of satisfactory conduct for a period of three years after his last release from jail, the District Collector may exempt a registered offender from notifying change of residence and to report himself as ordered under Section 7 or to cancel his registration made under Section 4, on a report from the Superintendent of Police and such exemption or cancellation shall take effect from the date of its publication in the Andhra Pradesh Gazette.
(3) If a registered offender who has been exempted from the obligation of the provisions of Section 7 by the District Collector, reverts to crime, or is suspected to aid or abet the commission of a congnizable offence, the Superintendent of Police may request the District Collector to re impose the obligations on such registered offender.
Rule 22
If the Superintendent of Police considers that the movements of a registered offender should be restricted to any particular area, he shall submit proposals to the District Collector in Form XIV. On receipt of such proposals, the District Collector shall issue a notice in duplicate to the registered offender in Form XV requiring him to show cause within 15 days against the proposed restriction of his movements. If, on receipt of representation, if any, the District Collector is satisfied that the movements of the registered offender should be restricted to any particular area, he shall submit definite proposals to Government forwarding at the same time copies of the representations if any, received from the registered offender.
Rule 23
A copy of the order under rule 22 shall be served on the registered offender in the manner prescribed in Rule 6.
Rule 24
(1)
(a) Every registered offender whose movements have been restricted under Section 11 shall not leave or ordinarily be permitted to leave such area.
(b) If the District Collector, after consulting the Superintendent of Police, considers it expedient so to do, he may issue a permit to a registered offender whose movements have been restricted, in Form XVII. The permit may specify any special conditions to be observed by the registered offender.
(c) A registered offender to whom a permit in Form XVIII has been issued shall make use of it in the manner provided for the use of a certificate in Form XIII. The registered offender shall surrender the permit in person immediately after his return to the restricted area.
(2) An entry should be made in the personal sheet and the certificate of identity of a registered offender whose movements have been restricted, specifying the area within which his movements have been restricted.
(3) The Superintendent of Police shall maintain a separate register in Form XVIII of registered offenders whose movements have been restricted.
Rule 25
(1) the Superintendent of Police may, if he considers that the restrictions imposed on a registered offender under Section 11 may be removed, request the Government through the District Collector, to do so.
(2) If the Superintendent of Police considers that the area to which the movements of a registered offender should be restricted should be altered, he shall request the Government through the District Collector to alter any area specified in the order.
(3) If the Superintendent of Police considers that the movements of a registered offender should be restricted to an area in any other district different from the area to which his movements have been restricted under Section 11, he shall request the Government through the District Collector of the District where he is then restricted to order such alteration.
Rule 26
(1) No registered offender shall leave the corrective settlement in which he has been placed,unless he has been granted a pass under this rule, and he shall obey the conditions specified in the pass. Any pass granted under this rule may at any time be withdrawn by the authority granting it.
(2) The manager of the Corrective Settlement may grant to any registered offender leave of absence from the settlement for a period not exceeding 15 days to visit a close relative who is dangerously ill, on the death of close relative or a calamity, or in connection with the marriage of a close relative, or for any other purpose for which the Manager of the Corrective Settlement considers is essential that the registered offender may be granted leave of absence. Leave of absence for any longer period may be granted by the Superintendent of Police on the recommendations of the Manager of the Corrective Settlement. Not more than ten per cent of the adult males shall be allowed to be absent from the settlement on leave at any one time without the sanction of the Superintendent of Police. The District Collector may suspend, modify, or cancel any orders passed by the Superintendent of Police under this sub rule.
(3) On leave being granted to a person, he shall be furnished with a pass signed by the Manager of the Corrective Settlement in Form XX. Any person who goes beyond the settlement limits without a pass or who having received a pass
(a) remains outside the limits of the settlement for a longer period than specified therein, or
(b) goes beyond the limits of the place of destination mentioned therein, shall be liable for arrest and further action as provided in Section 18 of the Act.
(4) Registered offenders who have been placed in corrective Settlement and who have been allotted to take up regular daily employment outside the limits of the settlement, shall be given permanent passes specifying the hours of each day between which they are permitted to be absent from the settlement. A pass issued under this rule must be surrendered to the officer in charge of the settlement when the settler to whom it has been granted ceases to be employed on the work he has been permitted to under take.
(5) The Manager of the Corrective Settlement shall report to the officer in charge of the Police Guard near the Settlement or to the officer in charge of the Police station or out post, the fact of the grant of leave to, or the absence without leave of any registered offender placed in the Settlement. Where possible, the grant of leave shall be notified at least three days before it is availed of. Absence without permission shall be notified as soon as it is known. The fact of the return to the Settlement of any person who has been previously reported as absent without leave, shall also be reported by the Manager of the Corrective settlement to the Police Officer aforesaid.
(6) Every pass granted under this rule shall be drawn up in English and in the language of the District in triplicate in Form XX. The original shall be kept by the Manager of the Corrective Settlement, the duplicate handed over to the person who is granted leave and the triplicate sent to the officer in charge of the police Station within the limits of which the place of destination of the person granted leave is situated.
(7) The route to be taken by the person granted leave on the journeys to and from his destination shall be specified in the pass and he shall travel by other route. In case he halts in a village overnight, he shall report himself at the police station if there is one, and if there is no police station, to the head man of the village; and the police officer or headman as the case may be shall affix his signature on the reverse of the pass, noting therein the approximate hours of arrival and departure. On arrival at his destination, he shall report himself at once to the village headman who shall forthwith report the arrival to the officer in charge of the Police station within the limits of which the village lies and he shall note this fact on the reverse of the pass. On return to the corrective settlement, the registered offender shall report himself immediately to the Manager of the Settlement and shall hand over the pass to him.
Rule 27
The Superintendent of Police of the district in which a corrective settlement is located may, after consultation with the Manager of the settlement, grant to any registered offender placed therein,who has given unmistakable evidence of good conduct and sustained industry for a sufficient period, a pass permitting him to reside outside the Corrective settlement but within the district, for the purpose of earning his livelihood. The issue of the pass is entirely discretionary with Superintendent of Police. If a registered offender wishes to reside in a district other than that in which the Corrective settlement is located,the Superintendent of Police of the district in which the registered offender wishes to reside may grant the pass; but before, doing so, he shall consult the Manager of the Corrective settlement and the Superintendent of Police of the district in which the settlement is situate. Such a pass shall not be granted until the Manager of the settlement either provides the registered offender with suitable employment or places him in circumstances which will enable him to earn an honest livelihood. All orders passed by any Superintendent of Police will be subject to revision by the District collector concerned. The District Collector may, without assigning reasons, revoke a pass so granted and require the registered offender to re enter the settlement. These passes which shall be in Form XXI shall be subject to the conditions specified therein and shall be liable to be revoked for a breach thereof.
Rule 28
If a registered offender who is suffering from leprosy desires to be sent to a leper asylum established under the Lepers Act, 1898, (Central Act 3 of 1988) or otherwise, the Superintendent of Police of the district where the registered offender resides or is settled for the time being, may grant him a pass in Form XXI for the purpose of enabling such registered offender to be sent and to reside in such asyium. Such a pass may contain a condition that the holder of the pass shall reside at the asylum for such time as may be specified in the pass or until further orders, and shall not leave the asylum without the sanction of such person as may be indicated in the pass. All orders passed by the Superintendent of Police shall be subject to revision by the District Collector concerned.
Rule 29
(1) The Officer authorised to order discharges from the Corrective settlement under Section 15 of the Act shall be the Government or the Director of Social Welfare, acting in consultation with the Managers of the Corrective settlements, the Superintendent of Police and the District Collectors concerned.
(2) The fitness for discharge on probation of every registered offender placed in a corrective settlement under Section 14 shall be examined, after he has resided in a Corrective settlement in the State, for a period of three years, and thereafter before the first of July of every year the Manager of the Corrective settlement in consulation with the Superintendent of Police having jurisdiction over the settlement. If during the period of his residence in the settlement a registered offender has been sentenced to impriosnment by a criminal court, the period of three years aforesaid shall be calculated from the date of such sentence or the last of such sentences, as the case may be. The Manager of the corrective settlement shall submit his report with the recommendation of the Superintendent of Police through the District Collector concerned to the Director of Social Welfare.
(3) No settler (registered offender ordered to receive corrective training) shall be discharged unless
(a) his conduct had been uniformly good and he had no disciplinary punishment for breach of the rules of the Corrective settlement, during the three years immediately preceding his discharge; and
(b) he will be able to maintain himself and his dependants by honest means outside the settlement.
(4) The Director of Social Welfare may, in consultation with the Superintendent of Police and District Collector concerned, discharge a person from a corrective settlement with in a short period than that prescribed in sub rule (2) or clause (a) of sub rule (3) for specific reasons.
(5)
(a) A registered offender discharged from a corrective settlement shall ordinarily be on probation for such period as may be determined by the Director of Social Welfare and he shall reside in such place, during the period of probation, as the Additional Inspector General of Police, in charge of Railways and C.I.D. may direct.
(b) The period of probation shall not ordinarily exceed two years, but this period may be extended by the Director of Social Welfare for sufficient reasons to be recorded.
(c) During the period of probation, a discharged settler shall continue to maintain good conduct and shall comply with such conditions as may be prescribed in the discharge licence in Form XXII issued to him.
(d) When a settler completes the period of his probation satisfactorily he shall be discharged finally from the Corrective settlement.
(e) Failure to comply with the conditions of discharge at the discretion of the Director of Social Welfare shall render the discharged settler liable to re commitment to a settlement.
Rule 30
The Officer authorised to order the transfer of any person from one Corrective settlement to another in the State be the Director of Social Welfare. Intimation of every such transfer shall be sent to the Superintendent of Police or Superintendents of Police concerned.
Rule 31
The working, management, control, and supervision of corrective settlements established under Section 13 of the Act shall be vested in Managers of the Corrective Settlements, who shall be appointed by Director of Social Welfare from among the members of the Revenue Department who are nominated by the Collectors as suitable for such appointment, and by the Government in any other case. The Managers of the settlements shall be responsible for the management of the well being of the inmates.
Rule 32
(1) In every settlement a register shall be maintained in Form XXIII containing the names of all the registered offenders who have been placed in the settlement by an order Under Section 14, or transferred to the settlement by an order under Section 15. All changes in the register shall be notified by the Manager of the Corrective settlement to the Superintendent of Police or the Superintendents of Police concerned and to the officer in charge of the Police station or out post having jurisdiction. The names of settlers, who have been discharged or transferred from the Corrective settlement under Section 15 of the Act shall be removed from the register.
(3) In addition to the register referred to in sub rule (1) the following registers shall also be maintained in every corrective settlement:
(i) Extract From the register of habitual offenders (Form V)
(ii) Attendance Register (Form XXV)
(iii) Register of leave and pass holders (Form XXIV)
(vi) Register of Births (Form XXVI)
(v) Register of deaths (Form XXVII)
(vi) Register of habitual offenders absent without leave or out of view (Form XXVIII)
(vii) Register of transfers from the Corrective settlement (Form XXIX)
(viii) Register of punishments (Form XXX)
(ix) Register of inspections and visits by officers.
(x) List of visitors to the settlers (Form XXXI)
Rule 33
Every registered offender shall attend for verification of his presence before the Manager of the Corrective settlement or before some person authorised by him in this behalf, at such place and at such intervals of time as the Manager of the settlement may direct, provided that the Manager may exempt any such registered offender from attendance either on a specified occasion or generally.
Rule 34
In the corrective settlement where agricultural or other industrial occupations are provided, the settlers shall carry out such work as may be allotted by the Manager of the corrective settlement. the terms of remuneration, the hours of work, the disposal of the produce, and the distribution of the land shall be decided by the Manager of the Corrective settlement, subject to the general or special orders of the Government.
Rule 35
Any settler who disobeys these rules or refuses to obey any reasonable order given by the Manager of the corrective settlement shall be subject to any one or more of the following penalties :
(a) a formal warning:
(b) additional or more arduous work at the discretion of the Manager of the Corrective settlement;
(c) reduced wages or loss of wages for work done;
(d) withholding or cancellation of leave:
(e) confinement in a lock up without the corrective settlement for a period not exceeding thirty days according to the nature of the offence,at the discretion of the Manager of the Corrective settlement; and
(f) fine.
(2)No prosecution under Section 17 of the Act shall be instituted by the Manager of the corrective settlement against any settler without the sanction of the District Collector.
(3) All orders of punishment under this rule shall be passed by the Manager of the corrective settlement and shall be liable to revision by the District Collector.
(4) The children of the registered offenders who are in corrective settlements may be punished for misbehaviour in accordance with the usual methods of school discipline.
Rule 36
The Manager of the corrective settlement may, at his discretion, reward the settlers for good conduct. Such rewards shall include exemption from roll call, a liberal grant of passes, increased payment for work, promotion to positions of responsibility and allotment of lands for separate cultivations.
Rule 37
(1) Application for approval or certification of privately managed corrective settlements shall be made in Form XXXII to the Government.
(2) On receipt of an application referred to in sub rule (1),the Government shall before approving or certifying a privately managed settlement, case full and complete investigation to be made through an officer or authority appointed in this behalf.The said officer or authority before reporting on the application to the Government shall record the statements of the applicant or applicants and the local Police Officers, Social Welfare Officers and respectable persons of the locality,as he may deem necessary. The Government, if satisfied that the applicant or applicants is or are fit person or persons to manage such settlements may approve or certify the establishment of such settlements by a licence in Form XXXIII, which shall remain in force for a period of three years.
(3) An application for the renewal of a licence shall be made in Form XXXIV at least thirty days before the date of its expiration.The licence may thereupon be renewed for a like period.
(4) No licence issued or renewed under this rule shall be transferable
(5) The licensee shall comply with all the conditions of the licence and the provisions of the Act and the rules in so far as they are applicable to the corrective settlements.
(6)
(a) Any licence issued under sub rule (2) may be revoked by the Government for reasons to be recorded in writing.
(b) When a licence is revoked, the Government may take over the management of the corrective settlement, for such period as they consider necessary, or order its closure and transfer of the settlers therein to other corrective settlements.
Rule 38
The Government may appoint a Board of non official visitors to the Corrective Settlements. The Board may visit corrective settlements situated within the local area and comment and advise on matters affecting the administration of such corrective settlements. The members of the Board may be chosen from experienced social welfare workers, members of the prisoner s aid society, M.L.As., M.L.Cs., M.Ps., or members of the Zilla Parishad. They shall hold office for 2 years from the date of appointment and shall be eligible for reappointment.
(2) It shall be their duty.
(a) to enquire into and see that the arrangements in the corrective settlements are proper in all respects;
(b) to examine the admission and discharge or transfer registers and any other connected records;
(c) to see that no person is illegally kept in a corrective settlement;
(d) to bring any special cases or matters to the notice of the Director of Social Welfare;
(e) to interview settlers and to hear any representation that they may desire to make; and
(f) to carry out any other duties which may be assigned to them from time to time by the Government.
(3) the Manager of the Corrective settlement shall be advised by the remarks or comments of the non official visitors in the working, management and the like of the settlement, provided that if, in the opinion of the Manager, it would be inconsistent with the provisions of the Act and these rules or in expedient to give effect to any such remarks or comments, he shall submit the same for the orders of the Director of Social Welfare and intimate the non official visitors of the fact of his having done so. The order of the Director of Social Welfare shall be final. It shall however, be subject to review by the Government who may confirm, rescind,or modify such order.
(4) The Manager of a corrective settlement shall cause a visitors book to be maintained at his Office. A copy of the remarks of a visitor recorded in the book shall be submitted by the Manager to the Director of Social Welfare soon after the remarks are recorded by the Visitor.
Rule 39
The wife and minor children and aged parents who are entirely dependent upon a registered offender, who is ordered to receive corrective training in a corrective settlement, may be allowed to stay with him, provided they are amenable to the discipline of the settlement. This is left to the discretion of the Manager of the Settlement, who may, at any time, without assigning reasons, expel any members of his family from the settlement, if, in his opinion, they are not amenable to discipline or their presence in the settlement is likely to retard the progress of other residents.
Rule 40
(1) The Superintendent of Police shall review all the cases of registered offenders whose movements have been restricted every half year and send up his recommendations to the District Collector in Form XXXV in duplicate for continuance of the orders restricting the movements or its cancellation or alteration. After considering the matters in sub section (2) of Section II, the District Collector shall return the original list with his orders against each registered offender. The duplicate shall be retained in his office.
(2) The Superintendent of Police may call for similar forms from his subordinate officers to base his remarks to be communicated to the District Collector.
(3) After the list with the District Collector s orders received, the Superintendent of Police will communicate extracts to the concerned subordinate officers for their guidance and necessary action.
(4) Copies of such extracts shall be filed in the personal sheets.
(5) For review of cases of registered offenders to receive corrective training in corrective settlements, the instructions contained in Rule 29 above shall be followed.
Rule 41
(1) The Corrective settlements and any residences therein or part thereof, may be inspected at any time by the Director of Social Welfare, District Collector or Revenue Divisional Officers, or the Superintendent of Police, Deputy Superintendent of Police or Assistant Superintendent of Police or by any person empowered by any of these officers in writing.
(2) The Manager of a corrective settlement shall keep a book for recording notes of inspection by inspecting officers and shall forward a copy of any notes made therein to the Director of Social Welfare.
Rule 42
(1) The Director of Social Welfare, in consultation with the Manager of the corrective settlement, the Superintendents of Police and the District Collectors concerned, may admit in the settlements persons who want to be voluntary residents therein.
Provided that no person shall be admitted in the settlement under this rule, unless he is
(i) a discharged settler, or
(ii) a member of any of the Vimukthajathis (ex notified tribe) or
(iii) one whose services are required in the settlement for purposes of scavenging, washing and the like.
(2) Any such voluntary resident in respect of whom an order under section 16 of the Act has not been issued by the Government, may be expelled from the settlement by an order of the Director of Social Welfare, if he is satisfied that such resident is not amenable to discipline and that his presence in the settlement is likely to retard the progress of other residents.
Rule 43
Contravention of any of these rules shall be punishable with fine which may extend to one hundred rupees.
APPENDIX 1 Requisition for Registration of Habitual Offender
FORM
(See Rule 3)
FORM I
Requisition for Registration of Habitual Offender
(See Rule 3)
District Station No. Name Father's Husband's Name Caste Village Sexage Details of convictions Offence Court CCNo. Sentence (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
Station:
Date: Superintendent of Police,
......................... District.
Dy. Commissioner of Police (Crime).
To
The District Collector .......................
_______________________________________________
The Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad,
APPENDIX 2 Show Cause Notice
FORM
(See Rule 4)
FORM II.
Show Cause Notice
(See Rule 4)
Whereas there is reason to believe that you ..........................................son of ............residing in ............................................................village, .....................taluk, ....................... district, are a habitual offender within the meaning of Section (2) (e) of the Andhra Pradesh Habitual Offenders Act, 1962, as you have been sentenced to a substantive term of imprisonment on not less than three occasions (as detailed overleaf) for any one or more of the scheduled offences and or as you have been required to give Secruity for good behaviour with reference to Section 110 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898, on ............ occasions.
Now, therefore, I ............................................. in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 4 of the said Act, hereby require you to show cause on or before .......................... either in person or by pleader or by filing a written statement as to why your name and other particulars should not be entered in the register of habitual offenders.
Station: District Collector
________________________
Commissioner of Police
Date:
To
Through the SP
Superintendent,_______________Jail
Convictions numbers
Serial Number Name under which convicted Offence and date of offence Court C.C. No and date Sentence Age Result of appeal, if any. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)
APPENDIX 3 Notice for Appearance of a Habitual Offender for Registration Before the Registering Authority
FORM
( See Rule 5 )
FORM III
Notice for Appearance of a Habitual Offender for Registration
Before the Registering Authority
( See Rule 5 )
Whereas there is reason to believe that you .................................. son of ................... residing in ............................ village .......................taluk ...................... district, are a habitual offender within the meaning of Section (2) (e) of the Andhra Pradesh Habitual Offenders Act, 1962, as you have been sentenced to substantive terms of imprisonment on not less than three occasions (as detailed overleaf) for any one or more of the offences under the Indian Penal Code Set forth in the Schedule to the said Act and or as you have been required to give security for good behaviour with reference to Section 110 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 on .................... occasions;
Now, therefore, I ..................................in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 4 of the said Act, hereby require you
(a) to appear before me at ..........................hours on ................at..............................(place),
(b) to furnish such information as may be necessary to enable me to enter your name and other particulars in the register of habitual offenders, and
(c) to allow your finger and palm impression, foot prints, and photographs to be taken.
Station: District Collector.
Date: ______________________
Commissioner of Police
To
.................................
Through the S.P. ...............
D.S.P. ..........................
Superintendent ....................Jail.
Convictions
Serial Number Name under which convicted Offence and date of offence Court C.C. No and date Sentence Age Result of appeal,if any. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)
APPENDIX 3A FORM
FORM
Requisition to Superintendent of Jail to Cause Appearance of Habitual Offender
(Who is a Prisoner in His Jail) to Answer a Show Cause Notice or for
Registration Before the Registering Authority .
[ See Rule 6 (3) ]
FORM III-A.
Requisition to Superintendent of Jail to Cause Appearance of Habitual Offender (Who is a Prisoner in His Jail) to Answer a Show Cause Notice or for Registration Before the Registering Authority .
[ See Rule 6 (3) ]
To
The Officer in charge of the......................................
(State name of Prison).
You are required to produce .............................................. now confined in ............ under safe and sure conduct before the registering authority at ......................... on the ..............day of ...............next by of the clock in the forenoon of the same day, there to show cause or to file a written statement showing cause as to why his name and other particulars should not be entered in the habitual offenders register, or to furnish such information as may be necessary to enable the registering authority to enter his name and other particulars in the habitual offenders register and to allow his finger and palm impressions, foot prints and photographs to be taken, and after the registering authority has dispensed with his further attendance, cause him to be conveyed under safe and sure conduct back to the Prison.
The day of.,
District Collector.
_______________________
Commissioner of Police
Station:
Date:
APPENDIX 4 Order for Registration Under Section 4 of A.P.HO. Act
FORM
(See Rule 7)
FORM IV.
Order for Registration Under Section 4 of A.P.HO. Act.
(See Rule 7)
Having given reasonable opportunity to the person persons mentioned in Column (2) of the table below, as required by the Proviso to section 4 of the A.P. Habitual Offenders Act, 1962, and having satisfied myself that he is a habitual offender _________________________________ they are habitual offenders I, ............................... the District Collector or ................................. in exercise of the powers conferred by Section 4, order that the said person persons be registered as offender offenders and shall be subject to the provisions of the said Act to the extent mentioned in column (11) of the table below and to the restrictions mentioned in column (12) thereof.
TABLE
No. Name Father's/Husband's name Sex & Age Village Police Station District Convictions Provisions of the Act to which the person shall be subject Restrictions& from which date they should take effect Remarks Offence& date of offence. Court C.C.No and date Sentence (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)
Station:
Date: Seal District Collector
_____________________
Commissioner of Police
APPENDIX 5 Register of Habitual Offenders.
FORM
( See Rule 7 ).
FORM V.
Register of Habitual Offenders.
( See Rule 7 ).
District: Date and page number of Andhra Pradesh
Gazette wherein order for registration
under Section 4 of the Act notified.
1. Serial number with letters to denote district.
2. C.I.D. Gang number, Serial number, if any.
3. Name with aliases.
4. Father s name Husband s name.
5. (a) Residence
(b) Police Station
(c) Taluk
(d) District
6. Caste and occupation.
7. Description (age and other particulars).
8. Nature of restrictions imposed [col. (12) of Form IV].
Signature of the registered offender,
Left thumb impression of the R.O
(Space for F.P.B. acknowledgment slip and F.P.B. serial number).
CONVICTIONS
Sl.No Nameunderwhich convicted StationCr.No and section of law Districtand date C.C.No. and date Sectionof law Sent-ence Jail Noage onconvi-ction Witne-sses toprove (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9)
Station: Signature and designation of the
Date registering authority.
Seal
APPENDIX 6 Intimation Regarding Permanent Change of Residence to Another District
FORM [ Rule 7 (5) ]
FORM VI.
[ Rule 7 (5) ]
Intimation Regarding Permanent Change of Residence to Another District.
District No. Name
The registered offender specified above in respect of whom the notification under Section 4 of the A.P.H.O. Act, 1962, was published at page .................. of part ............... of the Andhra Pradesh Gazette, dated ............................, and having Finger Print Bureau Serial No................................. , has changed his residence permanently to.............
District: Superintendent of Police.
Station: _____________________________
Date: Deputy Commissioner of Police
To
The Director, Finger Print Bureau, Hyderabad.
APPENDIX 7 Removal Slip
FORM ( Rule 8 )
FORM VII
( Rule 8 )
Removal Slip
District.
1. Serial number
2. C.I.D. Gang numbner, if any.
3. Name with aliases.
4. District to which forwarded.
(space to paste receipt).
Acknowledgment.
Received from the Superintendent of Police, ........................district, the Registration sheet Form V and personal sheet Form VIII of ............................. His name has been entered in this district register and the personal sheet has been forwarded to ....................Station.
Station: Superintendent of Police
Date: ______________________________
Deputy Commissioner of Police
To
The Superintendent of Police
APPENDIX 8 Personal Sheet
FORM ( Rule 8 )
FORM VIII
( Rule 8 )
Personal Sheet
District No.
Date and page number of the Andhra Pradesh
Gazette wherein order for registration under
Section 4 of the Act notified
Name.
Father's/Husband's name.
Age/Sex.
Caste.
Occupation.
Village.
Police Station
Taluk.
District.
Name of indeitfying witnesses.
Identification marks and descriptive particulars.
Nature of restrictions imposed.
Personal sheet prepared by .....................on ....................... Finger Prints taken by ..............on .............Signature of person who prepared personal sheet ........................................................
Date: Signature or thumb impression of the
registered offender .
Place:
Relations.
Places visited and likely to visit.
Details of Convictions
No. District Station Cr.No. Convictions Remarks Court Place C.C.No Date Section Sentence (1) (2) (3) (4) (5a) (5b) (5c) (5d) (5e) (5f) (6) (7)
APPENDIX 9 Finger Print Slip
FORM ( Rule 8 )
FORM IX.
( Rule 8 )
Finger Print Slip
Registered offender number (with district initials)
C.I.D. Gang number and serial number (if any)
Name.
Classification number . F.P.B. serial number
Right Hand
Right Right Right Right Right
Thumb Index Middle Ring. Little.
Left Hand.
Left Left Left Left Left
Thumb. Index. Middle. Ring. Little.
Left hand plain prints of four fingers Right hand plain prints of the four
taken simultaneously fingers taken simultaneously.
I certify that the above prints were taken in my presence and thatthey are the finger prints of the person named on the reverse.
Signature of Recording Officer.
(Designation and date.)
Rank
District
Slip prepared on .....................................................by ............................................. Classification at Bureau ..............................by....................................................................................................................
Tested at Bureau.................................................................................................................................by
APPENDIX 10 FORM
FORM
( Rule 9 )
( To be attached to Form V )
FORM X.
( Rule 9 )
( To be attached to Form V )
Received the finger print of ...........................................................No...................of ......................... .. District.
F.P.B.No. Signature (with date) of the Officer
in charge of the Finger Print Bureau
To
The Superintendent of Police
__________________________________
The Deputy Commissioner of Police
APPENDIX 11 Certificate of identity
FORM [ Rule 10 (1) ] (Book Form white sheets 8 1 2" x 6 1 2" with thick cover).
FORM XI
[ Rule 10 (1) ]
(Book Form white sheets 8 1 2" x 6 1 2" with thick cover).
Certificate of identity
No.
District.
Name and aliases with father's name or
husband's name.
Description (age with year and identification marks).
Left thumb impression.
Signature of officer issuing , with date.
Losses of identification roll to be noted
herewith dates.
Re Fill
Record of movements.
Date Village or Police Station Signature of village headman Officer in charge of Police Station (1) (2) (3)
APPENDIX 12 FORM
FORM
[ Rule 10 (4) ]
FORM XII
[ Rule 10 (4) ]
Same as Form XI to be marked as duplicate
APPENDIX 13 FORM
FORM
[ Rule 12 (1) ]
FORM XIII
[ Rule 12 (1) ]
Pass
Received from
a notice that
a registered offender
intends leaving this
place
to go to
____________
to reside in
in the limits of Police Station
Date.
Village.
Signature.
Designation.
(i) Registered offender number.
(ii) Whether leaving the village permanently and if not the purpose of absence.
(iii) Route and the time he will take in going to his destination.
(iv) Route and the time he will take in returning to his village.
(v) Date and hour of return to the village.
The entry not required may be struck off.
(To be printed on the reverse of this foil)
FORM XIII
( Rule 12) .
(To be sent at once to the Station House Officer of the station in the limits of which the registered offender resides).
Counterfoil No.1
Received from
notice that
a registered offender
intends leaving this
place on
to go to
_______________
to reside in
in the limits of Police Station
Date
Village.
Signature.
Designation.
The entry not required may be struck off.
(i) Registered offender number.
(ii) Whether leaving the village permanently and if not the purpose of absence.
(iii) Route and the time he will take in going to his destination.
(iv) Route and the time he will take in returning to his village.
FORM XIII
To be given to a registered offender reporting intention to go on a journey or to change his place of residence temporarily or permanently
(Use a se te form for each person).
FORM XIII
(Rule 12 )
COUNTERFOIL No.2
Received from
notice that
registered offender
intends leaving this
place on
to go to
______________
to reside to
in the limits of Police Station
Date.
Village,
Signature.
Designation.
2. The issuing authority should verify the entries in the pass and file it with the original. In case of any suspicious entries it should be immediately reported to the station house officer concerned.
(Reverse of this counterfoil).
(i) Registered offender number.
(ii) Whether leaving the village permanently and, if not the purpose of absence.
(iii) Route and the time he will take in going to his destination.
(iv) Route and the time he will take in returning to his village.
(v) Signature of authority to whom report is made
The entry not required may be struck off.
Date of reporting Hours of reporting Village of reporting Signature of the village headman, the station house officer or the police officer or other person authorised in lieu of the village headman under Rule 18 (2) as the case maybe (1) (2) (3) (4)
(vi) One clear mark of identification of the registered offender.
APPENDIX 14 FORM
FORM
( Rule 22 )
FORM XIV
( Rule 22 )
Report for restriction of registered offenders)
The movements of the registered offenders whose names and other particulars are furnished hereunder may be restricted to the area noted against each in col.(7).
No Name Father's/Husband'sName Village PoliceStation District Areawithin which to be restricted Reasonsfor restriction Specialconditions,if any, toimposed (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)
Superintendent of Police
___________________________
Deputy Commissioner of Police
Place:
Date:
To
The District Collector ...................................
___________________________________________________________
The Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad
APPENDIX 15 FORM
FORM
( Rule 22 )
FORM XV
( Rule 22 )
Notice to registered offender whose movements are to be restricted.
No. Name Father's/Husband'sname Village PoliceStation District Reasonsfor restri-ction Area within which themovements are proposed to be restricted Special conditions ifany to be imposed Remarks (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
(in duplicate)
Notice is hereby given that you may within fifteen days of the receipt of this notice send your objections to the proposed action to restrict your movements or appear before the undersigned ..............................................at ...................................(Place) and represent your objections in person.
Failure to appear before the undersigned without reasonable excuse, or to submit your objections within the prescribed period, shall be deemed to mean that you have no objections to make and orders may be passed ex parte.
District Collector,
_________________________________
Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad
Place
Date
APPENDIX 16 Order to restrict movements of registered offender
FORM [ Sec. 11 (1) and Rule 22]
(to be sent in duplicte for service )
FORM XVI
[ Sec. 11 (1) and Rule 22]
Order to restrict movements of registered offender
(to be sent in duplicte for service )
After taking into consideration the nature of the offences for which the registered offender (whose particulars are given in the Form below) has been convicted and the circumstances in which the ofences were committed in his occupation and the objections, if any, raised by him against the proposed restrictions, the Government the District collector consider (s) that it is necessary or expedient in the interest of the general public so to do and hereby direct that he shall be restricted in his movements to the areas and period specified in Columns (8) and 10 of the Form below. The suitability of the area to which his movements are to be restricted and the mnner in which he may earn his living within such area and the adequacy of arrangements which are, or likely to be, available therefor, have also been considered.
Number Name Father'sname/Husband'sname Village Police station District Reasons forrestriction Area witnin whichthe movements areto be restricted Special conditions if any to be imposed Period for which themovements are restri-cted ( The period should not exceed 3 years) Remarks (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11)
Secretary to the Government.
Place:
Date:
(Seal)
APPENDIX 17 FORM
FORM
( Rule 24 )
FORMS XVII
( Rule 24 )
Permit for a registered offender whose movements have been restricted under Section 11 of the Act.
Same as Form XIII (Special conditions, if any, to be mentioned).
APPENDIX 18 FROM
FORM
( Rule 23 )
FORM XVIII
( Rule 23 )
Register of registered offenders whose movements have been restricted.
Number Number of registered offender Name Father's name Husband's name Village Area within which restricted. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
APPENDIX 19 FORM
FORM
( Rule 9 (3 )
FORM XIX
( Rule 9 (3 )
List of persons registered under the Act
Name of the person registered Address Age Section of the law under which convicted Sentences imposed with dates Details of security proceedings u/s 110 Cr.P.C. and result with dates Restrictions imposed (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
APPENDIX 20 FORM
FORM
( Rule 26 )
FORM XX
( Rule 26 )
(To be sent to the Station House Officer)
FORM XX
Triplicate
( Rule 26 )
Leave pass from the corrective settlement
District number and letter
Personal number
Name
To
Via
To return on:
The grant of this pass: is subject to the following conditions:
(1) The holder of the pass shall travel by the route specifed therein and by no other route
(2) The holder shall report himself to the headman to every village in which he halts overnight and obtain his signature on the reverse. If there is a Police Station at the place where he halts, he will report there and not to the village headman.
(3) On arrival at his destination, the holder shall at once report himself to the village headman who will report the arrival to the Officer in charge of the police station within the limits of which the village lies and note this fact on the reverse of the pass.
(4) The pass should be shown to any Magistrate or Police Officer (not below the rank of a Station House Officer) who demands its production.
(5) On return to the settlement, the pass should be immediately handed over to the Manager of the corrective settlement.
Breach of any of the conditions will render the offender liable to arrest and further action under Section 18 of the Andhra Pradesh Habituabl Offenders Act, 1962.
Marks of identification. ____________________________________
Left thumb impression.
(Reverse)
Movements
Name of police station or village Date of Signature of S.H.O. or the village headmanof the route villages specified in the pass Arrival(a) Departure (b) (1) (2) (3)
FORM XX
( Rule 26 )
(To be retained by the SettlementManager) (To be given to registered offender.) Form XX(ORIGINAL)(Rule 26) Form XX (DUPLICATE)(Rule 26) Leave pass from the CorrectiveSettlement.......... Leave pass from the Corrective Settlement.......... District number and letter District number and letter Personal number. Personal No. Name Name To To Via Via To return on To return on The grant of this pass is subject to the following condtions. Marks of identification (1) The holder of the pass shall travel bythe route specified therein and by no other route. Left thumb impression (2) The holder shall report himself to theheadman of every village in which hehaltsovernight and obtain his signature on the reverse. If there is a Police Station at the placewhere he halts he will report there and not tothe village headman. (3) On arrival at his destination, the holdershall at once report himself to the villageheadman who will report the arrival to theOfficer-in-charge of the police station within thelimits of which the village lies and note this facton the reverse of the pass (4) The pass should be shown to anyMagistrater or Police Officer (Not below therank of a Station House Officer) who demandsit production. (5) On return to the settlement, the passshould be immediately handed over to theManager of the Corrective settlement. Breach of any of the conditions will renderthe offender liable to arrest and further actionunder Section 18 of the Andhra Pradesh Habitual Offenders Act, 1962 Marks of identificattion: Left thumb impression (Reverse)
Name of police station or village Date of Signature of S.H.O. or the village headmanof the route villages specified in the pass Arrival Departure (1) 2(a) 2(b) (3)
APPENDIX 21 FORM
FORM
Rule 27 )
FORM XXI
( Rule 27 )
Special Pass to reside outside the Corrective Settlement,......................................
1. District number and letter.
2. Personal number of the registered offender.
3. Name
4. To reside in
5. For the period from ..................To........................untilfurther orders.
Left thumb
impression
I
The grant of this pass shall be subject to the condition that the person to whom this pass is granted shall reside at the place specified above and shall not leave such place without the written permission of his employer or his employer s agent or of the Superintendent of Police .......................................... He shall be punctual and regular in attendance at work and shall lead an honest and industrious life.
Note - If from sickness or other cause he wishes to leave the said place he shall apply to the Superintendent of Police of ......................................... for permission to return to the Corrective Settlement at .........................
This clause is applicable only to those who are leaving the Corrective Settlement for definite employment elsewherre.
II.
The grant of this pass shall be subject to the condition that the person to whom it is granted, shall proceed to and reside at the place specified above, shall not leave such place without the written permission of the headman of the village or of the Officer in charge of the police station for absence up to fifteen days and of the Superintendent of Police............. for longer, periods, shall report his arrival in or departure from such place to the village headman ......... or the officer in charge of a police station and shall lead an honest an industrious life.
This clause is applicable only to those who are permitted to reside out side the settlement on account of good behaviour.
or III
The grant of this pass shall be subject to the condition that the person to whom this pass is granted shall reside at the place and for the period specified above and shall not leave such place without the written permission of .............................................................................................
This clause is applicable only to those lepers in settlements who are transferred to an asylum at their wish.
Any breach of the provisions under which pass is granted shall render the offender liable to arrest under Section 18 of the Andhra Pradesh Habitual Offenders Act, 1962.
(The conditions not required should be struck offf).
APPENDIX 22 FORM
FORM
[ Rule 29 (5) (c) ]
FORM XXII
[ Rule 29 (5) (c) ]
Licence issued under Rule 29 (5) (c) framed under the Andhra Pradesh Habitual Offenders Act, 1962. .................................................................................................... (Name) is discharged from the corrective settlement. ...............................................subject to the following conditions :
(1) He she should reside for ........................... years at ..................................... or such place as the Director of Social Welfare may direct:
(2) During this period he she should be of good conduct, and should obey such conditions as may be ordered by the District Collectors:
(3) Other conditions.
Failure to comply with any of the conditions mentioned above, shall render the holder of this licence liable to be recommitted to a Corrective settlement.
APPENDIX 23 FORM
FORM
( Rule 32 )
FORM XXIII
( Rule 32 )
Roll of registered offenders in the Corrective settlement at ....................
District Personal Noin registered offenders register Name withaliases Father'sname Husband'sname Age/Sex Date ofadmissioninto the Settlement. where living Permitted to live outside the settlementwith the period for which such permissionis granted. Date ofremovalfrom Settle-ment Remarks Present inSettlement Out of view In Jail (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13)
APPENDIX 24 FROM
FORM
[ Rule 32 (3) ]
FORM XXIV
[ Rule 32 (3) ]
Attendance Register of Offenders in the Corrective Settlement at ....................................... .............................. for the month of ............. ............ 196...
District number and letter and personal number,
Name
1
2
3
4
5
6
7.
8.
9.
10
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
Remarks.
APPENDIX 25 FORM
FORM
[ Rule 32 (3)]
FORM XXV
[ Rule 32 (3)]
Registered Offenders granted Leave and passes in Form XXI
Districtnumber letter and personal number Name Period of leave granted or permission to live outside Actualdate of return. Remaks. From To (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
APPENDIX 26 FORM
FORM
[ Rule 32 (3)]
FORM XXVI
[ Rule 32 (3)]
Registers of Births in the Corrective Settlement at ------
Serial number. Date of birth. Names of parents of the child with number and district letter and personal number. Sex of the child. Name of the child Remarks. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
APPENDIX 27 FORM
FORM
[ Rule 32 (3 )]
FORM XXVII
[ Rule 32 (3 )]
Register of Deaths in the Corrective Settlements at ........................
Serial number. Date of occurrance. Name of the deceased with number and letter of district and personal number, if any. Names of parents or husband with number and letter of district and personal number incase of unregistered persons Sex. Age. Cause of death. Remarks. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8)
APPENDIX 28 FORM
FORM
[Rule 24 (3) ]
FORM XXVIII
[Rule 24 (3) ]
Register of Habituabl Offenders absent without Leave From the Corrective Settlement at ......................................................................
Number district letter and personal number Name Date of absence Date of return Date arrested Action taken against the absentee Remarks (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
APPENDIX 29 FORM
FORM
[ Rule 32 (3) ]
FORM XXIX
[ Rule 32 (3) ]
Register of Hbitual Offenders transferred or removed from the Corrective Settlement at ....................
Serial Number District number letter and personal number Name Sex Age-Years Dateof admi-ssion Date of removal Reas-onsforremo-val Auth-ority-order-ing-the-removal Remarks (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10)
APPENDIX 30 FORM
FORM
[ Rule 32 (3) ]
FORM XXX
[ Rule 32 (3) ]
Register of Punishments of Registered Offenders in the Corrective Settlement at................................................................................................
Serial number District number letter and personal number Name Offence Details of punishment Date of punishment Remarks (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
APPENDIX 31 FORM
FORM
[ Rule32 (3) ]
FORM XXXI
[ Rule32 (3) ]
List of Visitors to the Registered Offenders in the corrective settlement at .......................................................................
Serial number. Name of Visitor Father’s name Village from which arrrived Date of arrival Date of departure Purpose of visit (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
APPENDIX 32 FORM
FORM
[ Rule 37 (1) ]
FORM XXXII
[ Rule 37 (1) ]
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR APPROVAL OR CERTIFICATION OF PRIVATELY MANAGED CORRECTIVE SETTLEMENT
1. Full name of the applicant or asso
ciation (if registered, a copy of the
registration certificate and particulars
of all members of the association shall
be given).
2. Residence (town or village), Police
Station and district.
3. Name of the association or institution.
4. Aims and objects.
5. Details about the financial condition of the
applicant or applicants, funds property and
sources of income.
6. Arrangements made or proposed to
be made for rehabilitating the regis
tered offenders or settlers. All details
of the extent of cultivable land, buildings.
industries, etc., owned or rented.
7. Arrangements in respect of the general
health of the settlers and facilities
for their medical treatment.
8. Arrangements made or proposed to be
made for the education, vocational and
corrective training for the settlers.
9. Full address of the corrective settlement,
including the name of the city or town and
the locality.
10. If any such application has been made
preiously please state its result together
with its date, month and year.
11. If the settlement exists at present, the
date of its commencement, annual reports
of its working if prepared on its working
to date.
12. Number and particulars of the settlers
if any, at the time of opening of the
settlement
13. Maximum number of settlers that can
be accommodated in the settlement
14. Any other particulars.
I We ............................................. hereby solemnly affirm that the above and annexed particulars are true according to my our best knowledge and belief.
I We .................................solemnly declare that I/We will abide by the conditions laid down in granting the licence.
Signature (s) with date and place and name(s)
in block letters.
APPENDIX 33 FORM
FORM
[ Rule 37 (2) ]
FORM XXXIII.
[ Rule 37 (2) ]
FORM OF LICENCE FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF PRIVATELY MANAGED CORRECTIVE SETTLEMENT.
1. Serial number of licence
2. Name and full address of the corrective
settlement.
3. Name and full description and residence
of licencee (s).
4. Particulars of services to be rendered by
the corrective settlement.
5. Restrictions as to number of the settlers.
6. Date of issue of this licence -
7. Date of expiry -
8. Remarks -
Place: Licensing Authority
Date :
(Seal)
Conditions
1. This licence is issued subject to the provisions of the Andhra Pradesh Habitual Offenders Act, 1962, and the rules made thereuner. 2. The licence shall be affixed on a conspicuous part of the corrective settlement a sign board on which shall be printed in large letters in English, Hindi and the regional language the name of the settlement. 3. The licence shall not be transferable. 4. The licence shall be in force for a period of three years from the date of issue.
Renewals
Serial number Date of renewal Period Signature of the licensingautyhority, designation and seal From(a) To (b) (1) (2) (3) (4)
APPENDIX 34 FORM
FORM
[ Rule 37 (3) ]
FORM XXXIV
[ Rule 37 (3) ]
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF A LICENCE FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A PRIVATELY MANAGED CORRECTIVE SETTLEMENT.
1. Full name of the applicant or association
(If registered, a copy of the registration
certificate and particulars of all members
of the association should be given).
2. Residence (town or village), police station,
district.
3. Name of the corrective settlement -
4. Licence number and year of issue -
5. Any other particulars.
Signature (s) with date place and names
in block letters.
APPENDIX 35 FORM
FORM
(Rule 40 )
FORM XXXV
(Rule 40 )
Review of cases or registered offenders whose movements have been ordered to be restricted
(To be sent by the S.P. to the District Collector once a half year i. e., on the 15th of February and August of every year.
Serial number Name Father's Husband's Name Village Police Station District Reasons for restriction. Area within which the movements are restricted Special conditions, if any imposed Period for which the movements are restricted Remarks of the S.P.for continuance, cancellation or alteration of the orders with reasons Orders of the District Collector (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12). |
