(See rule 7) Licence of conditional release under Section 2 of the Madhya Pradesh Prisoners' Release on Probation Act, 1954

In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 2 of the Madhya Pradesh Prisoners' Release on Probation Act, 1954, the Government is pleased, subject to the observance of the conditions hereinafter set forth, to grant and direct the release of ................................. son/daughter/wife of ........................... caste .......................... aged ................. r/o .......................... police station .......................... , District ..........................., convict number ....................., at present confined in the ................. jail and place him under the supervision or authority of ................. son of .......................... caste ......................... resident of .......................... police station .......................... district ........................... , .......................... Probation Officer or Society/Institution hereby appointed as the guardian of the said prisoner. The licence shall expire on the ...................... day of ................................... 19, unless previously revoked: Conditions to be observed by the Licensee 1. The licensee shall remain under the supervision and authority of the above-mentioned guardian during the period of the licence. He shall obey all the instructions of the guardian issued to him either verbally or in writing regarding his residence, employment or conduct. 2. He shall not proceed beyond the limits of the places within which he may be restricted by his guardian without his permission and shall proceed to all place directed by the guardian, and by the route prescribed by the guardian. 3. He shall report himself at such times and places and to such persons as the guardian may from time to time direct. 4. He shall himself with due industry and to the satisfaction of the guardian, may direct him to employ himself. 5. He shall not commit in the Indian Union any criminal offence punishable by any law for the time being in force in Indian Union or any part thereof. 6. He shall not in any way associate with persons known to be of bad character or lead dissolute or evil life. 7. If in the opinion of the Government he is found to have committed a breach of the above mentioned conditions, the Government may, after the person concerned has been given an opportunity to represent his case before the District Magistrate of the district in which he is residing at the time, revoke a licence and direct his recommitment to prison to serve the rest of the sentence, subject to the provision of section 4 of the Madhya Pradesh Prisoners' Release on Probation Act, 1954. 8. On revocation of this licence, the licensee shall return to the prison named in the order of revocation on or before the date specified therein. Guardian's Duty It shall be the duty of the guardian to see that conditions of the licence are fulfilled. He shall look after the conduct and welfare of the licensee and generally act in LOCO PARENTIS, if the licensee's conduct be bad, it shall be the duty of the guardian to report the fact to the District Magistrate. If a prisoner released on licence under the Act escapes from the supervision or authority of a guardian or fails to return to prison on revocation of his licence the guardian shall immediately inform the District Magistrate and the Superintendent and report to the nearest police-station, and action shall be taken against the prisoner as in a cognizable case. On the expiry of the period of licence, otherwise than by revocation, the guardian shall forthwith inform the licensee that he is absolved from the observations of all conditions of the licence, shall make a note to that effect on the licence and shall return it to the Superintendent. Dated .................... 19. Secretary to Government, M. P. Home Department.