Visite by police officers.
Vialta by officers of the Court.
Persona Imprisoned on default of pay- ment.
Visita by legal adviser.
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(g) the Superintendent may, in special cases, extend the
duration of a visit;
(h) the Superintendent may permit any convicted prisoner to see his relatives or friends for the purpose of making arrangements respecting his property or for any other special reason;
(4) the Superintendent may allow a prisoner who is entitled to a visit to write a letter and receive a reply instead of such visit,
48. Any police officer may visit prisoners for the purpose of identification parades, on production of an order from the proper police or magisterial authority.
49. Officers of the Court, with competent warrants or orders for serving writs or other legal process on persons within the prison, shall be admitted into the prison for that purpose.
60. A person committed to prison in default of the payment of a sum which in pursuance of any conviction or order he is required to pay shall be allowed to have an interview with his friends on a week-day at any reasonable hour, or to communicate by letter with them for the purpose of providing for a payment which would procure his release from prison, and every such prisoner shall on his admission be informed of this rule.
51. (1) Reasonable facilities shall be allowed for the legal adviser of a prisoner who is party to legal proceedings, civil or criminal, to interview the prisoner with reference to those pro- ceedings in the sight but not in the hearing of an officer of the Prisons Department.
(2) The legal adviser of a prisoner may, with the permission of the Commissioner, interview the prisoner with reference to any other legal business in the sight and hearing of an officer of the Prisons Department.
(3) At such interviews the legal adviser may be accompanied by his clerk or interpreter.
(4) If written authority from his principal is produced, the clerk or interpreter to a legal adviser may for the purposes stated in paragraphs (1) and (a) interview the prisoner unaccompanied by his principal.
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52. The visits for special purposes to which rules 50 and şi Special refer shall be additional to the visits allowed under any other purpose of the foregoing rules, and shall not be liable to forfeiture under not to be rule 62.
forfeited.
53. Every prisoner may petition the Governor during the Right of first year of his sentence and once every year thereafter unless prisoner to
petition. the Superintendent considers that there is sufficient cause to justify additional petitions.
(8)
Libraries.
64. A library shall be provided in every prison, and subject Library.
to such conditions as the Commissioner may determine every prisoner shall be allowed to have library books and to exchange them as often as practicable.
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55. Prisoners may receive books or periodicals from outside Books, etc.,
as the Commissioner may outside. the prison under such conditions determine.
(i) Offences Against Prison Discipline.
66. The Superintendent, or in his absence, the officer Power of
Super appointed to act for him and no other, shall deal with a report intendent made against a prisoner: Provided that in small institutions the to deal Commissioner may authorize the officer in charge to have such powers of adjudication and punishment as may seem necessary against
prisonera. to the Commissioner.
with reports
67. A prisoner who has been reported for an offence shall be Segrega- kept apart from other prisoners pending adjudication.
58. It shall be the duty of the Principal Officer on duty before he accepts a report made against a prisoner, to inform such prisoner of the facts alleged against him and to afford him an opportunity of making his reply.
tion of a prisoner against
whom a report
has been rande.
Duty of Principal Officer before he
accepta a report against a prisoner.