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Suo Motu Vs. the State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : (2005)3GLR2088

..... from outside while he was hospitalized in the special room in the civil hospital.though the provisions of prison acts expressly do not spell out the provision of food to the prisoner during treatment in the civil hospital, the hospital authorities should have informed the jail authorities as food from any other source other than jail or hospital need specific permission, even in the case where specific diet may be prescribed for a patient.4. ..... if possible these facilities may be created in collaboration with local civil hospitals and it may be treated as extension or part of the civil hospital, so that its management can be directly under the supervision of the superintendent, civil hospital.6(i) only if in the opinion of the concerned medical officer treating the prisoner or the jail medical officer presence of a relative is necessary, relative of the prisoner undergoing the treatment may be permitted to stay with the patient and that too till such time ..... opinions of team of doctors (as may be selected by the superintendent of the civil hospital), along with the jail superintendent/ police officer responsible for security are required to be drawn in writing before shifting a prisoner to special ward.16. ..... urgent cases requiring immediate surgical or other treatment which cannot adequately be given in a jail hospital should be transferred at once to the local civil hospital and report made to the inspector-general of prisons. .....

Collector of Balasore Vs. Ashutosh Roy

Court : Orissa

Reported in : AIR1963Ori102

..... either for getting ready in the suit or for making an application for setting aside the ex parte decree within time, all, by reason of his imprisonment in keonjhar jail -- has no substance in the face of the circumstance that although he was transferred to balasore jail as early as april 4, 1960, he did not make the application for setting aside the ex parte decree until december 5, 1960, that is to say, eight months ..... for the opposite party (district board) has drawn my attention to the fact that the petitioner (ashutosh roy) filed haziras on all dates of hearing in this suit before going to jail, and also to the fact that the petitioner (ashutosh roy) filed haziras on the dates of hearing after he went ..... collector of balasore, exercising the power of the chairman of the district board, balasore, is the petitioner in this civil revision against an order of the learned additional subordinate judge, balasore, whereby he set aside an ex parts decree ..... to give all opportunities for defending any proceeding against the defendant in jail is clear from the provisions of 'order 5, rules 24 and 29 civil procedure code. ..... the learned additional subordinate judge in exercise of his jurisdiction acted illegally and with material irregularity in setting aside the ex parte ..... under article 164 of the limitation act, the period of limitation for an application by the defendant for an order to set aside a decree passed ex parte is thirty days from the date of the decree or where the summons was .....

Md. ShahabuddIn Vs. State of Bihar and ors.

Court : Supreme Court of India

Reported in : 2010(2)SCALE204; (2010)4SCC653

..... although the state government could not have exercised powers under the provisions of sections 13 and 14(1) of the bengal, assam and agra civil courts act, 1887 for making available the jail premises for the purpose of holding the sessions court, the provisions of the crpc would be applicable under sub-section (6) of section 9 of ..... cases pending against the appellant and the court of judicial magistrate, first class to try the cases pending against the appellant in the court of judicial magistrate, first class, inside the premises of the district jail, siwan as the notification under section 9(6) was issued in accordance with the provisions of law by the high court of patna and subsequent notification was also issued by the government of bihar in consultation with ..... notification dated 7.6.2006 was issued by the governor of bihar, in exercise of the powers conferred by sub-section (1) of section 13 and sub-section (1) of section 14 of the bengal, agra and assam civil courts act, 1887 (act 12 of 1887) and sub-section (6) of section 9 of the code and in the light of notification no. ..... notification dated 07.06.2006 issued by the state government apart from referring to the provisions of section 9 of the crpc also refers and relies upon the provisions of section 14(1) of the bengal, assam and agra civil courts act, 1887. ..... of other cases came to be lodged against him and he was re-arrested and detained in beur jail, patna under the provisions of the bihar control of crimes act, 1981. .....

Shyokaran and ors. Etc. Etc. Vs. State of Rajasthan and ors.

Court : Rajasthan

Reported in : 2008CriLJ1265

..... subsidiary jail within a sub-division, by the sub-divisional officer,(c) from a subsidiary jail in one district to a subsidiary are in another district, by the collector of the district from which the person is removed with the consent of the collector of the other district, and(d) by the inspector-general of prisons:(i) from one central jail to another central jail or to a district jail or a subsidiary jail, or(ii) from one district jail to another district jail or a central jail or a subsidiary jail, or(iii) from one subsidiary jail to another subsidiary jail or to a district jail or a central jail.19. ..... rule 157 further permits the transfer of prisoners on the ground of their notorious act of jail breaking, or persons of violent character, or if the prisoner happens to be the relative of a jail officer, or a relative of any person of great local influence. ..... (2) every military prisoner, a and b class prisoner, civil prisoner if insane, violent or dangerous, and all parties of prisoners and guards when, inclusive of guards, the party exceeds three in number, shall be despatched in reserved compartments. ..... initially criminal acts were seen more as an extension of civil wrong. ..... the conventional view is that 'crime is an offence against the state, while in contrast a tort in violation of civil law, is an offence against an individual'. .....

In Re: Horace Lyall

Court : Kolkata

Reported in : (1902)ILR29Cal286

..... proceedings are originally taken, before, a court in a presidency town, that is, a court within the limits of the ordinary original civil jurisdiction of one of the high courts of judicature at fort william, madras or bombay (act x of 1897, section 4, clause 41), nor can section 9 of the prisoners act apply to a case like this, that section when read with the other sections of part iii clearly showing that it has no ..... the subject, the learned judges who heard this case under section 307 of the code had ample power to send the petitioner to the alipore jail, which is within the limits of the jurisdiction they were exercising, if the alipore jail was a place appointed by the local government under section 541 as a place for the custody of persons of the class to which the ..... us, and properly; in the exercise of its criminal appellate jurisdiction, or in strictness as a court of reference under section 307 of the code, had no jurisdiction to send him to the jail at alipore on the ground that it was beyond the limits of the local jurisdiction of the court, and upon the further ground that he being an european british subject, his commitment to that ..... and verily believe that the order under which i was taken in custody before the said registrar, and the order under which i was committed to the superintendent of jail at alipore, is illegal, unlawful and irregular, and that the said orders and all proceedings taken and documents issued and things done under such order or under colour .....

R.P. Vaghela Vs. State of Gujarat

Court : Gujarat

Reported in : 2002CriLJ3082; (2002)1GLR886

..... decisions in a way that does not conflict with those pronouncements of the larger benches.6.1 the constitution bench in sunil batra case (supra) negatived the challenge against the constitutionality of section 56 of the prisons act, 1894 which empowered the jail superintendent to put a prisoner in irons (which were 'bar-fetters' in that case), when he considered it necessary with reference either to the state of the prison or the character of the prisoner and ..... 'to meticulously obey the above mentioned directions' and stating that any violation of any of the directions issued by the court by any rank of police in the country or any member in the jail establishment shall be summarily punishable under the contempt of courts act apart from other penal consequences under law, cannot be construed so as to mean that every case of handcuffing even if justified on the ratio of the decisions in batra case and shukla case ..... it will, thus, be seen that there is no unguided power given under the act or the manual to the jail authorities to impose handcuffs or fetters.6.3 in paragraph 354(1) of the gujarat police manual, volume i, dealing with behaviour of police officers towards undertrial prisoners, it is, inter alia, laid down that they are entitled to such reasonable ..... also restrictions against imposing fetters upon female prisoners, juvenile prisoners, civil prisoners or on any convict when appearing before the court under the prisoners act as mentioned in rule 1289 of the jail manual. .....

Court on Its Own Motion Vs. State of Himachal Pradesh and ors.

Court : Himachal Pradesh

Reported in : 1988CriLJ438

..... orders/ directions:under the circumstances in order to ensure that the prison authorities as well as the police authorities incharge of the prisoners during transit act in conformity with the law so declared, it would be just and proper to direct the state government to circulate a copy of this judgment to all jail superintendents and to all superintendents of police in this state, within a period of 15 days, with a clear direction that the observation made in ..... the arguments advanced by the learned counsel for the patties and the relevant law, we are of the opinion that in case it is found that any of the respondents have acted in violation of the directions/instructions of this court issued in philip john case (supra), it will amount to contempt of civil nature and not of criminal one although the writ petition has been registered as criminal one.24. ..... of courts act, 1971, section 2 defines 'contempt of court' as meaning 'civil contempt' ..... besides, all authorities, civil and judicial, in the territory of india have to act in aid of the ..... the instant case, was obviously in violation of these specific directions and as such in case it is held that this disobedience was wilful then the defaulters concerned will be liable to civil contempt of this court.26. ..... much arises for consideration is whether on the facts and in the circumstances of the case, the respondents, or any of them, have committed the contempt of court and, if so, whether the contempt is of civil or criminal nature.18. .....

Babul Khan Vs. State Of Karnataka

Court : Karnataka

..... or minors who are not implicated in any crime born to foreigners, but, it is clear from the affidavit filed before the hon'ble 111 apex court as noted above, in writ petition (civil) no.1045/2018, the central government has accepted that the juvenile justice laws which are applied to all children of those deemed to be foreigner including the children who are detained and those who are ..... made against them and in respect of that if it comes to the conclusion that even for such serious offence, apart from the foreigners act and passports act, if the court inclines to grant bail, then the court can definitely order to keep them in the jail itself because they should also be treated on par with the other accused persons who have committed similar offences under various other penal laws ..... document reveal that, the central government, has drafted detention 69 centers manual, as directed by the hon'ble apex court in their orders dated 12.9.2018 and 20.9.2018 in ia no.105821/2018 in wp (civil) no.406/2013 filed by collaborative network for research and capacity building, guwahati, for the purpose of setting up of a detention center/holding centre/camps in various states and union territories and to prepare a ..... which indicates that, the ministry of home affairs also filed an affidavit before the hon'ble supreme court of india in writ petition (civil) no.1045/2018 between hash mander and union of india and another, which later converted into supreme court legal services committee vs. .....

Binod Kumar Yadav Vs. The State of Jharkhand

Court : Jharkhand

..... this code: [provided that where such penalty is not paid and cannot be recovered in the manner aforesaid, the person so bound as surety shall be liable, by order of the court ordering the recovery of the penalty, to imprisonment in civil jail for a term which may extend to six months.] (3) . (4) . (5) . ..... 429 of 2008 (s) whereby the appellant has been sent to civil imprisonment for realization of forfeited amount of rupees one lakh or imprisonment in civil jail for a term of six months.2. ..... 429 of 2008 for the offence punishable under section 302 of the indian penal code and also under section 27 of the arms act, prayer was made for suspension of his sentence and grant of bail, but the same was rejected vide order dated 07.05.2013. ..... filed on his behalf for interim suspension of sentence enabling him to perform the marriage of his daughter, which was allowed vide order dated 19.08.2015 and the appellant was directed to be released on provisional bail from jail from 01.09.2015 on furnishing bail bonds of rs.1,00,000/-with two sureties 2 with further direction to him to surrender in the court below or before the jail superintendent on 7th september, 2015 by 4.00 p.m. ..... were accepted and the accused was released but the said accused naseem ansari violating the order of this court absconded and did not surrender either before the court concerned or before the jail superintendent. .....

Presidio County Vs. Noel-young Co.

Court : US Supreme Court

..... to in the bonds, would have informed any purchaser (1) that that court on that day ordered only $86,000 in bonds to be issued -- $60,000 for a courthouse and $26,000 for a jail; (2) that the particular bonds now in suit, dated december 6th, 1886, and numbered 91 to 96 inclusive, were not covered by that order, and therefore were in excess of the amount so ordered for ..... by virtue of the provisions of chapter 17, laws of called session of the eighteenth legislature, which said chapter has since been validated by the act of march 27, 1885, authorizing the county commissioners' court of the several counties of the state to issue bonds for the erection of a county jail, and by order of the county commissioners' court of said county of presidio, on the 9th day of february, 1886, and is redeemable ..... court of texas, which reversed the judgment of the civil court of appeals and affirmed the judgment of the ..... that judgment, an appeal was prosecuted to the civil court of appeals of texas, which reversed ..... civil court of appeals had, no doubt, reference to the fact (which evidence in this suit tended to establish) that, although the particular bonds in suit were issued pursuant to an order of the commissioners' court made december 4th, 1886, to pay for courthouse furniture, they contained recitals fairly implying that they were issued under the order of february 9th, 1886, and the statutes, for the purpose of building a courthouse and jail ..... also, as did the civil court of appeals of texas .....