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The Mental Healthcare Act, 2017 Section 97

Title: Restraints and seclusion

State: Central

Year: 2017

(1) A person with mental illness shall not be subjected to seclusion or solitary confinement, and, where necessary, physical restraint may only be used when,-- (a) it is the only

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The Mental Health Care Act, 2017 Section 97

Title: Restraints and seclusion.—

State: Bihar

Year: 2017

1) A person with mental illness shall not be subjected to seclusion or solitary confinement, and, where necessary, physical restraint may only be used when,- (a) it is the only

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The MENTAL HEALTHCARE ACT, 2017 Section 97

Title: (1) A person with mental illness shall not be subjected to seclusion or solitary

State: Chandigarh

Year: 2017

Restraints and confinement, and, where necessary, physical restraint may only be used when,- seclusion. (a) it is the only means available to prevent imminent and immediate harm to person concerned or to

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The Mental Healthcare Act, 2017 Section 97

Title: (1) A person with mental illness shall not be subjected to seclusion or solitary

State: Punjab

Year: 2017

Restraints and confinement, and, where necessary, physical restraint may only be used when,- seclusion. (a) it is the only means available to prevent imminent and immediate harm to person concerned or to

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Prisons Act, 1894 Chapter XI

Title: Prison-offences

State: Central

Year: 1894

3[(3) cellular confinement shall not be combined with separate confinement, so as to prolong the total period of seclusion to which the prisoner shall be liable;] (4) whipping shall not be combined with any other form of

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Prisons Act, 1894 Section 47

Title: Plurality of Punishments, Under Section 46

State: Central

Year: 1894

3[(3) cellular confinement shall not be combined with separate confinement, so as to prolong the total period of seclusion to which the prisoner shall be liable;] (4) whipping shall not be combined with any other form of

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Karnataka Prisons Act, 1963 Chapter XI

Title: Prison Offences

State: Karnataka

Year: 1963

(ii) cellular confinement shall not be combined with separate confinement, so as to prolong the total period of seclusion to which the prisoner shall be liable. (2) No punishment will be combined with any other punishment in

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Karnataka Prisons Act, 1963 Section 47

Title: Plurality of Punishment Under Section 46

State: Karnataka

Year: 1963

(ii) cellular confinement shall not be combined with separate confinement, so as to prolong the total period of seclusion to which the prisoner shall be liable. (2) No punishment will be combined with any other punishment in

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The MENTAL HEALTHCARE ACT, 2017 Complete Act

State: Chandigarh

Year: 2017

Act, psychosurgery shall not be Section97 - (1) A person with mental illness shall not be subjected to seclusion or solitary Section98 - (1) Whenever a person undergoing treatment for mental illness in a mental health ning

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The Travancorecochin Prisons Act, 1950[1] Chapter 48

Title: CHAPTER XI

State: Kerala

Year: 1950

(iii) cellular confinement shall not be combined with separate confinement so as to prolong the total period of seclusion to which the prisoner shall be liable; (iv) whipping shall not be combined with any other form of

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