The Bombay Habitual Offenders Act, 1959

1.Shorttitle,extentandcommencement. 2.Definitions. CRAPTERII. RlwIsTRATIONOJ'HABITUALOnENDERSANDRESTRICTIONOJ' THEIRMOVEMENTS. • 3.Powerof StateGovernmentto directr~ationof habitualoffenders. I 4.Procedureforpreparinga registero.f habitualoffenders. 5.Chargeo.fregisterandalterationstherein. 6.Powerto. takefingerandpalmimpression,foot-printsandphotographs atanytime.

7.RegisteredOffendersto notifychangeof residenceandto reportthem-

selves.- 8.ProcedurebyDistrictMagistratesQnchangeofresidenceo.fhabitual Offendertootherdistrict. 9.Durationofregistrationandre-registrationofhabitualoffendeTIi. 10.Rightto.makerepresentationsagainstre-registration,etc.

11.Powerto restrictmovementsof registeredOffenders.

12.Powertocanceloralterrestrictionsof movements. 13.PQwersundersections11and12alsoexercisablebycertainMagki;rate3.

Culpablehomicidenotamountingtomurder. Attempttomurder. Attempttocommitculpablehomicide. Beinga thug. Voluntarilycausinghurtbydangerousweaponsor meaIUI. Voluntarilycausinggrievoushurt. VoluntarilycaWlinggrievoushurtbydangerousweapons or means. VoluntarilycausinggrievoWlhurttoextortproperty,or . toconstraintoanillegalact. Causinghurtbymeansofpoison,etc.,withintent•• commitanoffence. Voluntarilycausinggrievoushurtto extortproperty,O~ to constraintoanillegalact. Volunta.rilycausinghurttod~terpublicsorva.ntfrom hisduty. Voluntarilycausinggrievoushurtto deterpublicsorvant fromhisduty. Wrongfulconfinementtoextortproperty,orconstrain to illegala.ct, Kidnappingor abductingwithintentsecretlyandwrong- fullyto confineperson. Procurationof minorgirl. Importationof girlfromforeigncountry. WrongfullyconcoalingorkeepinginconfinoIr.ent,kid- nappedorabductedpeison. Kidnappingorabductingchildundertenyearawit.

intentto stoalfromitsf6rson.

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• • 394: 4:11 4li2 0JUP1DXVU. Theft. Theftin dwelliDghouee,e1lt. Theftafterpreparationmadefor cauaiDgdeath,hun01 le8traintin Olderto thecODlDlittingof the theft. Extortion. Puttingpersoninfearofinjwyin oMortooommis extortion. Extortionby putting8 personin fearof deathor grieYOQI hurt. Puttingpersonin fearof deathor of ineVOQlhurt,ill orderto commitextortion. Robbery. Attemptto oommitrobbery. Voluntarilycausinghurtin committingrobbery. Dacoity. Robberyordacoity,withattempttocausedeath., grievoushurt. Attemptto commitrobberyor daooitywhenarmedwitJa deadlyweapon. Makingpreparationto commitdaooity. Belongingto 8 gangof daooits. Belongingto a gangof thieves. Assemblingforpurposeof committingdacoity. Dishonestlyreceivingstolenproperty. Assistingin concealmentof stolenproperty. House-tNspassinordertocommitoffencepmaiahab1e withimprisoDJDBnt. HOu.se-tl'68P8S8afterpreparationforhurt,lII&ult01 wrongfulrestraint. J.Jurkinghouse-tmsp8S8or house-breakiDg. Lurkinghouse-tl'68passorhouse-breakinginorder tocommitoffencepunishablewithi.mpri8oD.lD8Di. Lurkinghouse-tle6passor ho1l88-1uUkiDgafterpwpua- tionforhurt,assaultor wroDgfulrestraint. Lurkinghouse-tl'68passor house-breakingbynight. Lurkinghouse-trespassorhouse-breakingbynightiA orderto commitoffencepunishablewithimpriaoDIn8l1S. Lurkinghouse-trespass01'honse-breakingbynightafte preparationf(}rhurt,a.ssault,or wrongfulnstraint. GrievoushurtcausedwhilstcommittinglurkinghoUII- tlespassor honse-breaking.. Allpersonsjointlyconcmwdin lurkinghouse-tr.puIor muse-breakingbynightpunishablewhere~., grievoushurtcausedbyoneof them. IT ell_... ... •••••• , IT OffenceuDderthe&ppnsaionofImmom1Tra&ill WomenandGirlaAAst,19M• LivDcOJleamUtpof~ Vol. LHI FRmAY, APRIL 15. 2011/CAITRA 25, 1933____________________ Separate paging k given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a Separate Compimtion.__

The following Act of the Gujarat lamre, having been assented to by the Governor on the I3n April, 2011, is hereby published for general 'mtConan'on.

Secretary to the Government of Gujarat fegislative and Parliamentary Affairs Oepartment, w amend the short tides of Bombay Acts,

It is hereby enacted in the Sixty-second Year of the Republic of India as follows:-

1. This Act may be called the Gujarat Short Tides (Amendment) Act, 2011. 2.In this Act, unless the context otherwise tmfaires, the vmrds "Bombay Act" mean the Act enacted by a competent legislature or other competent authority before Ist Ivlay, 1960 for the State of Bombay or, as the case may be, the Province of Bombay and in force in the State of Gujarat on the commencement of this Act.

15-2[PART Notwithstanding the amendment of short titles of Bombay Acts specified incolmnn 4 of the Scbednle by section 3, the citation of those Acts byreference to the nmnherand yecrrespectively specified in colmnn 2 and 3 of the Schedole agmnst those Acts __________________________________________________

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14.(1)Forthepurposeofplacingthereinsuchha.bitualoffendersa8areEstabUsh. directedto xooeivecorrectivetrainingundorthisAct,~heStateGovernmentmay,!I1 e mGf bynotifioationinthoOJftoialGatette,establishana:maintainintheita'teas :::ce:::fB m&nycorrectivesettlementsas it tJriDksit.. (9)TheStateGovernmentmayalsoapproveor certifyany.privatelymanaged inafi:tution(whetherknownas a settlementor othetwiBe)as a correctivesettlement forthepurposesof thisAct., 15.(1)WheretheSf8teGovernmentis 8atis:fi~fromthereportof theDistrictp~to

~teorothenvise,thatit is expedientwitha viewtotherefOl"nl.ationof ~tual a registeredoflenderandthepreventitinof crime,thattheregisteredo:tl'enderBhonldoffenderlto receivetrainingof a cor:rectivecharaeterfora 8Ubstantialperiod,theStateGovelll-~. mentmaybyorderin writingdirectthat,theregisteredoffendershallreceivetraining:rot::' of"COIfGVecharacterforsuchperiod,notexeeedingthedurationofhis registrationor re-r~tion,as maybespecifiedin theorder. (9)Wherea habitualoft'ende,whoie notmorethanfortyyearaof age,-• (G)is convictedof anyo:ft'encepunishablewitJI.imprisonment,or

1. (6) is requiredinpnrsuaJl(leof seetioWIOof theCodeto exeentea bondforhis goodbehaviour,andthecourtor theM'.agistmteis 8!ltisfiedfromtheevidencein the~.00other~teriaJBon recordtDatit is expedientwitha viewtohis Hf~tionandthepreventionofcrime,fiathe.aouldreceivetrainingof a correctivecharacterfora BUbstantialperiod.the(»urtor theMagistratemay, in lieuof aen~neinghimforllld1.ofI~OJ.',•• thecuemaybe, reqv.iriP.ghimto UiBOU.'telftIDhbond,~thathe shallreceW~correctivetrainingforRcbterm JaOt"tUntwoJ101'moreilIr.o.••,....IItheOoariorthelIagistratAI -,Mt-ujne. 59UBorJsbDrB0Jtt•••Aet;1SS9 feY)Beforegiving-any~1U14wIllb-tection(1)or 811b-eection(I)the 8fIlti&~theeo1Iltor the~te.as thecasemaybe,shaD- e.) COJ1lJIl1ttheofficerprescribedon the oapacityof theeorreetivesettlements to receivethehabitaaloffender,
2. (6) takein.floconsiderationthe~anamentalconditionof tJleoffender, _JU8sUitabilityforreceivingcorrective~in a correctivesettlement, and
   • (e) givea reuonabJeoppoif;unityto tJleoffenderto ahowea1llMlwhysuch directionahouldnotbe~.

(4)A habitualoifender,in rfllpectof whoma directionto recehtecorrective

~Mebeen~,shallbe plaCedin a correctivesettlementforthe~of histraining,andwhilein Bllchsettlementshallbetreatedin suehm&nIlerand ~l!II!ehtrai.ningas may~ pteeoribed.

16.The~teGovernment,or anyoftieerauthorisedbyit in thisbehalf,may atanytimebyorderin writingdireetany:habitualoffenderwhomaybein, a ~settlementto be transf6rredto imothercorrectivesettlementortobe discltargedtherefrom; andaccordinglyhe shallbe 80transferredorJas thecase maybe,~.

11.Penaltyforfailureto complywithcertainprovisionsof theAct. 18.Arrestof personsfoundoutsiderestrictionareaor correctivesettlement. 19.Enhancedpunishmentforcertainpreviouslyconvictedpersons. 2().PunishmentforcertainregisteredOffendersfoundundersuspicious •circumstances. 21.Penaltyforfailuretoarresta habitualOHender.

~ous. 22.Btu-of Jurisdiction. 23.Barof ~Proceedings. 24.Powerto delegate. 25.Powertomakerules. 26.Savings. 27.RepealandSavings. THEScmmULE• • • BOJIIBI;'f.Af1t We.LXI01' 1••~ [ToBoKBAYILunro.u.OnDDBBSAcT,1959.] ~- -, "'~'J.Jm-19~ the~••Vaioingof habitualoIenden •~\A2..-,4 3, C":\~"llr WHEREASit is expedientomake-betterPl'O~iaio~forthe,....,..treatment~"'\ trainingof habitualoffend,tr ~t~r~t~; l!IB~r.eQy~~~~ RPq~~ in theTenthYearof theRepub~eof Indiaas fOllows:-r £"1)V~L PuLnlIlUBY. 1.(1)ThisActmaybecalledtheBombayHabit~Offenders.Act,1959.~tti~ (2)It extendsto thewholeof tht..st.h<j 6;~'~ (3)Itshallcomeintoforceonsuchdate88theStateGovernmentm.ay,by notificatiooiD theCfjficitJlGafJttl8,appoint. 2.In thisAct,unlessthecontextotherwiserequUes,- Vof(a) •• Code" ~e~stheCodeof CriminalProcedure,1898; 1898. (6)"(lQrrectivesettlement"meansanyplao6established,approvedorcertified asa correctivesettlementundersection14; f l\:licl o ,~~"'Atm••• (.)Uhabitualoffendernmeansanypersonwho,~iDCehisattahringtheage of eiglheDyears,- ~ Definitions. •••• ",..0Ji:•••••.hi,1.[t":••.LXI (j)•• prescribed» mtaD8pzescribedbyiulesmadeUDderthisAct; (g) •• regist.eredofleJlder•• tneanBa habitualotllDder!egisteredor re--xegi.stered underthisAct; Jp)•• 8Cheduledof1'enoo•• meansanoifencespecifiedin theScheduleoran offenooanalogousth~reto; • ,

• I powwol State ~ tudiNct ~~ ~ REGISTRATION01'HABITUALOPRNDEBSANDRlCSTRIOTION01' THEIl\MovEDNT8. 3.TheStateGovemmentmaydirecttheDistrictMagistrateto makea register of habitualofFenders-withiJJ"hisdistrict)byenteringthereinthenamesandother prescribedpartiCularsof suchoffenders. 1'rocled1mltor4.ForthepJUPoseof carryingoutthedirootiongivenUndersection3, the =-aDistrictMagistrateor anyoffioorappointedbyhimin this'behalfshall,bynotice in theprescribedft rIDto be serv~din theprescribedmanner,calluponeveryhabitual offeDdIaI.offenderin thedistrict- (a) to appearbeforehimat a timeandplacespecifiedin thenotice; (b) to furnishsuchiniormati('D88maybenecessaiYto enablehimtoenter thenameandotherprescribedparticularsofthehabitualoffenderintl;le register;and (~)to allowthefingerandpalmimpressions,foot-printsandphotographsof thehabitualoffendertobeta1ceD: flroVid:edt~thenameandotherprescribedp.!rtioularsof a habitualoffender shallnothe ellter6din theregister,funlehe hasbi8ngh-enreasonAbleoppo1tunity of showingcausewhysuchentryshouldnotbemade. =~ 5.(1)Theregistershallbe placedin thekeepingoftheSuperintendentof P,)1ice at___Of,liedistrictwlIoshall,frojntimeto time,repotttotheDistrict~strateany tbeniD.&1teiationswhiohought,in ljisopinion,tobemadetherein. (2)A.ft;ertheregisterhasbeenplacedin thekeepingof theSuperintendentof Policeno' fr~trys.hallbe madein theregister,norshallanyenttybecancelled, ~xceptbyor under,anorderin writingof theDiatJict~ate. 6.TheDistrictMagistrate,or anyofficerappointedbyhimin thisbehalf,may at.anytimeorderthe.randpWlimpressions.foot..~intaand~otographs,of anyregisteredoft'enderto betaken. li931 'I. (1)EveryregisteredoffenderIbUnotifytosuchauthority,and manner,88maybepreacribed.anycMngeoriatendedclumgecif his residence: insuchRegiIfered ordinaryoffendersto notifyllbaDge ofrtldiden(;6 •~~~rl Ptovidedthatwhere81lchoft'endereMngeA,or intendsto change,hisordinarythem861v68• •residenceto anotherdistrict(wh.etli8rwithintheStateor not)he shallnotifythe eltangeor intendedchangeto theDistrictMagistrate. (2)TheDmmct1rfa.giBtt&temay,byorderin writing,directthatanyregistered -«endershaD- (Q) reporthimselfoncein eachmonth,orwheretjbeDistrictMagistratefor reuonsspecifiedin theorderso directs,morefrequently,to suchauthority,and in 8U<'Jlm~r,as maybe~~ theorder,and (b) n9tifyanyabsenceor intendedabsencefromhisordkaryresUlenoeto the aforesaidauthority:. ProvidedthattheDistrict:Magistratemay~xemptanysuchoffenderfromnotify- inganyabsencpor inter.dedabsencefromhisordinaryresidenceforsuchp'&iod,and undersuchconditions,as to himappearr~nab1e. 8.(1)Whereanyregisteredoffenderchangeshisordinaryresidenceto anotherProcedU18by districtwithintheState,theDistrictMagistrateof thedistrictin whichthe{)ffender~ot illregisteredIlhallinfor,mtheDiStrictMagistrateof theotherdistIictof suchchange,:=f andat thelIUIletimefUiniahhimwiththenameandotherparticularsrelatingto theresidenceor registeredoft'ewle~in tijeregister..~~to otherdiItriot. (2)Onthereceiptofsuchinformation,theDistrictMagistrateoftheother districtshallenterin hisregisterthenameandotherparticu.Jatsof tregistered offenderfurnishedto him,andinformtheDistrictMagistrateof thefirstdistrict of suchre~:ration,andeuponsuchDistrictMagistratesh.allcancelfromhis registertheentryrelatingto thatoffender: Providedthatwherea registeredoft'enderclmr.geahisordinAr.yresidenceto another districtoutsidetheState,~DistrictMagistrateof thefirstdistric.,'tsht\ll,while furnishingtheDistrictM:agistrateof theotherdistrict""iththenameandother partieuJ3rsoftheregisteredoft'end.el',makea req'llestto thatDistrictMagistrate tJlathe maybe informedof the&tepe,if any,"Whichmayhavebeentakenin relationtotheoff«lderunderanylawforthetimebeingin forcein thatother district;anduponthereceiptof suchinformationtheDistrictMagistrateofthefirst districtshallcancelfromhisregistertheentryrelatingto thatoffender. (3)Uwntheentryof thenameandotherparticularsof a registeredoffenderin anyregisterin theStateundersub-eection.(2},theprm~oIl8of thisActandthe nalesmadethereWidersliallapplyto himas if hehaabeenregistered,in pursuance of a directiongiventtndersection3, in theregisterof thedistrictto whichhehas changedhiBordinaryresidence. 9.(1)Subjectto theprovisin of snlrsection(3),tJieregistrationof a habitualDurationof .fiderunderthisActihaJtUnlessearlieic.noelled,ceaseto bein £000Onthe~ ~'i:l:.1 frQm t1aedateolJUChregimation,andon wahcanoel1atio.oor~ ~Cl6ad__flt_.01-••••••• -r-<l,oft'1. [tIU:Bom.IiII (I)~1UtingthecuceDatiDn,or ezpiryof chIratien.of registiationa habi- tual••••..,.be r.e-"8iaLerulin aocordauce•••proviaiouoftlUsAct r8h#ngto regiatJatioI\,u oftenas heis convictedof oneor moreof theechedu1ed oHeneesat &I\YtimeaftersnobcanceDati(¥l.,or expiry;andeubjectto theprovisions c4 ~(3),there-reg.istrationabaft,un1eaBearliercancelled,ceaseto be in . fOrceOIltheexpiryof fiveyearsfroni.thedateof suchre-registration. (3)Whet'ea registeredoffenderis, duringthe~odof registrationor re-registra- ticI1,oonviJ;rt;edof oneor moreof thescheduledo1fencesand86Iltencedto a stibstan- avetermof impriBOIUllent,thedurationofregistrationorre-registrationlIhall beu:tendedfora periodof five~fromthedateofhisreleasefromsuch Dn~t. 11.(1)Anype1'BOllaggrievectbytheregistration(If re-regjstrationof hisname DI¥lersection4, or as thecase.maybe,section9 or byanorderundersub-section(2) Of section7.maywithinthepreecribedperiodmakea representationto theState GoMrmneDtagainstBUchregistration,re-registrationor order. (')~eStateGovernment&lulll,after~eringtherepresentation,andgiving theagg~edpersonanopportunityof befugheard,eitherconfirmor cancelthe regj&tration,re-registrationor order,&s l1ecasemaybe,andshallin thecaseof confirmationrecorda briefstatementof thereasOIlBtherefor. •• 1IilIIG••••• of u. (1)Ifintheopinionof theStateGovernmentit is necessaryorexpedient in theinterestsof thegeneralpublic0 to do,theStateGovernmentmay,subjectto theprovisiODSof sub-section(4),byer directthatanyregisteredoffendershallbe *-frictedin hismovementsto sucharea,andforsuchperiodnotexceedingthree 18"J8,as maybe specifiedin theomtt'. (2)&formakingany8UC~ordertheStateGovernment.shalltakeinto 0fJIIiJideratiathefollewin8matters,thatis to.y,-_ (a)thenMu;reof theoft'encesof whichtheregisteredoffenderhasbeenconvicted, a.ndthecireum.stan.eesin wh.jehtheoffenceswerecommitted; (6)whethertheregisteredoffenderfollowaanylawftU~upatiQn,IlndwhetJler Brmhoccupationis conduciveto an honestandsettledwayof lifeandis notp1erely pretenceforthepurposeof facilitatingtheooxniniAionof crime; (D) thesuitabilityof theareato wilichhismovement8areto be restricted; and (4)themannein whichtheregisteredoffendermayearnhislivingwithinthe • . n area,andtheadequacyof arrangementBwhichare,or arelikelyto be, nailabletherefor. (3)Acopyof theordershallbe servedon theregisreredoffen4erin thepreaaribed manner. ) (4)TheperiodJpecifi.edin anorderundersn1rsection(1)shallin nocaseextena beyondtheperiodof registrationor re-registration,as thecasemaybe,-referredto in section9. lIbaD.OO1U'VJerthe maybe applicable. 11.TheStateGovet'IlDlelltD1&Y,hy order,cauoeJanyord81'madeundersection11, or delauyareaspecifiedin &II erderUDdert1IataectioD: PIoridaiWbef4qJllAkiM~ta. State _m8.m~~~•••nm.~. I t(1)88itat 110••p!O__of."••_(~.poowe1'IoftJleStat&PonnUDder ao.~~~11 and~ marbe exuciBed'"bya 1ttaPatehavingucliioDa11 powerto &Oi 1mderseotion110of theOode,hutwifihoutprejudiceto theexerciseof ~~: .....,....UJ¥lerthatseetionof tlleCode.by cert6in ~. ,(e)A M~teactingUndersection11or 12 ahaJlfollow,as nearlyas maybe, theJi'oeedureJaiddownin sectionS11',118,114;IUSand117of theCodeforan orderrequiringsecu,ityforgoodbehaviour: ProvidedthattheorderiD. wtitiugl'eferredto in sootion112of theCodeshall,in additionto settingfo"ththesubstanceof fJle.informationreceived,statetheterm, n~exceeding~eeyeartJ,duringwhichtheorderof reatrictianahallbe in force. (8)WheretheSf8teGovernmtnthas&lreadymadeanorderundersooilion11 in r.e&pectof a habitualoft'ender,theMagistrateshallnotexerciseanypowers conferredbythissectionin xespectof theMIntlhabitualo&nder,d~anypexiod in whichtheorderof the8f8teGovernmentis in force.

~b17.A habitualoffenderwhowitJioutlaWfule:z:euae,theburdenof provingW'AiCh failure10ahallliehim- ClOIDplywitltupon, oert.m ~~(II) failsto appearin compliancHlwitha notilleissuedundersection4:,or ~heAeL (0) intentionallyomitsto furnishanyinformationrequiredunderthatsection, orfurnishesa8trueanyinformationwhichheknow&,orhasreasonto b1elieve,to befalseor --doesnotbelieveto be true,or (e) refusesto allowhisfingerandpalmimpreBBions,foot-priIitaandphotographs befJlkenbyanypersonactingund.eTsnOl'tiel'passedundersection6, or • (d)failsi» cempIywiththeprovisionsor 8Ub-tlection(1) of _tiOD7 or withan orderof theDistrietMagistrateundersub-section(2)thereoforwithanorder undersection11, maybeAlTestedwithoutwarrant,andbe~ed- (a) onfi.rstconviction,"it]iimpri80nmentfora termwhiehmayextendto sixlJlOJ:ltJ1sor withfiMwhiChmayextendto twohundredrupees,or ~ithboth, ADd XL" of Il1O. if the ~1icaI-""~•..t __~._....3-:..•••••••"~~...nM. •.•-...._~_....•~fIDIlDI!I8U1a cca~. ~in a corrective~it tatiBWiaalit is expedientwitha "jewto Ureformationandtheprevention01 orim, tJlat'heeboaldreaeivetrainingof • ~eDaracterfora 8IIbItantiat~the00IIl1imay,in lieuof aenteneing tieoffenderto anypuniahmentunderthiseection,direct.aftergivingJUan8IL epportuuityof"showingC&ue(andafteroonsultingtheofficerpr4llSCribed011tile .pacityof thecorrectivesettlementsto recenehim)thatheshAllreceivecorrec- tivetrainingin a correctivesettlementforsuchtermnotexceedingthreeyears. Mitmaydeterm.ine. 18.If anyperson-:-.AneH., (eI)is foundoutSidetheareato whichhismovementshavebeennstrietedill I;:r--. OODtl'8ventionof theeonditioDllunderwhichhe is permittedtoleavesueharea,Ucle~ oroorre~ MtitJeaaea' (6)escapesfromanycorrective8Gttlementin whiehhe is placed. he maybe arrestedwithou.twarrantby a policeoffi.eer,pol·copatilor viIlcgewatch- manandtakenbeforea Magistratewho,onproofof thefacts,mayorderhimtG be l'6Jllovedto suchareaor to suehcol'1'6Ctive8ettlem~mt,thereto hedealtwithin accordancewiththisActandtherulesmadethereunder. 19.(1)Whoever,bainga personin respectofwhoma directionhasbeenmadoEnlum-d undersection11orsectionIll,andhavingboonconvictedof anyof thescheduled~ offencesfallingunderPartI of theSchedule:is convjctedof thesameor ofanyother~ eoheduledoffencefallingin thatPartshall,on conviction,be punished"\\-ithimprison-conviotecl mentforlifeor withimprisonmentfora termwhichmayextendtoteny6lU'$.j;(>lSODl. (2)Nothingin thissectionshalla:ffecttheliabilityof suchpersontoanyfurther or otherpunishmentto whichhe maybeliableundertheIndianPenalCodeor anyotherlaw.\ 20.Whoever.beinga persn in respectof whoma directionhasheenmadep~ UDdersection11 or sootionUS,ill foundjnanyplaceundersuchoiroumstancet-Cor.oerWa as tosatisfythecourt-"== (a)thathewasabouttocommit,oraidin thecommissionof,theftor:;tm::- 1ObJ............oroiJ'eum- ""~J'&tnoaa. (6)thathewasmakingpreparationforcommittingtheftorrobbery,shall, onconviction,be punishedwithimprisonmentfora termwhiohmayextendt(1 threeyears,andshallalsobeliabletoa finewhichmayextondtoone thousandrupees. 21.If a policepatelor a villagewatchmanhavinganopportunityto arrestonyPenal6yb personundersection18,failsto ~himin oi~auoelwhicharenotbeyondfailureio hiscontrol,hesbiillonconvictionbepunishedwithsimpleimprisontnentforh:~taai atennwhichmayextendtoonemonth01'trithfiDefticbmayextendtofiveoliDDder• ••••a-mpees,(It'thboth. .)JIO-1tH.M-11 f: ••Noooartab.allquestionth.evalidityof..,.dizeotionor orderilSlltd1IDder tlaia.w. BRGllepl••Nosuit,prosecutionor otherlegalproceedingssballlie&gainm;theState pa•••••r Oovmmentor anypersonforanythingwhichis in goodfaithdoneor intended to bedoneuderthisAct. 1__II.TheStat~Governmentmay.bynotificationin theOfficialGaMle,direct d~thatanypowerexercisablebyit underthisActexceptthepowerundersection2lS mayalso00 exel'Cisedsubjectto suchconditions(if any)as maybe specifiedin tbe aotificetioD,bysuchofficernotbelowtherankof a DistrictMa~atl8te.s may•• apeoifiedtheteiD. ••U.(1)The8tateGo'Vemmentmay,bynotificationm the~GaIsIiIB, hIIeLmakerulesforcarryingoutthepurposesof thisAct. (8)In partieuJar,andwithoutprejudiceto thegeneralityof theforegoingpo'ftr aIGhrulesmaypro'Videforallor anyof thefollowingmatters.namely:- (4)theformof noticeundersaction4: andthemannerin whichIUchnotioe maybeserved; (b) theformof theregisterof habitualoffendersandtheparticularatobe enteredthezein; (D) theauthorityto _homandthemannerin _hichanychangeor intended cba11geof ordiDal'yresidenceshall00 notifiedundersub-section(1)of section7 ; (d)thenatuzeof restrictionstobeobservedbyregisteredoffenderswhose movementshavebeenrestricted; (6)thegrantof certificateof identitytoregisteredoffendeDandinspection of8UChcertificates; (J)theconditionsunderwhichtheoifendenmaybe permittedto leavethearea towhiehtheirmovementshavebeenrestrictedor theconectivesettlementsia whichtheyhavebeenplaced; (g)thetermsuponwhicho1fenderamaybe4i1llhargedfromeorrecti.eeettle· monts; (1)theworking,management,controlandIlUpervisionof correctiwsettle. meDtaincludingthedisciplineandconductof peraonsplacedtherein; (t)theconditioJl&for,andthemannerof,approvingorcertifyingprivately ID~sett1eIQents; (J1theappoiDtmentof llOn-oftlcialYiaitorsforoorreetifteettleIQeDt8; (i)t1le~aM-"'stw.Doe.uduftichmembersof thefamilyof &habitualofh¥Jerm&1be peauitWw .,. hiIJli'D a coueotiwI8ttlemeDt; (1)thBombayHabitualOfFendersRestrictionAet,1t17, (2)theByderabadHabitualOffenders(Restrictiona.ndSettlement)Act. 1954,and _1 (l) theptIiodical"viewof the~.,...whoeemo'tl8meDtaha.beu 1II8trictedor whoazeplacedin eD:ttei*i•• ~underthisjet; (.)&Dyothermatterwhichis to be or maybe pzescribedunderthisAct. (3)InmakingrulesunderthisActtheStateGovernmentmayprovidethat • c»ntraventionof anyof therulesshallbe punishablewithfinewhie1:lmayextend toOnehundredrupees. (4).AllrulesmadeunderthisActshaU,as lIOOnas lPaybe aftertheyazemade, <helaidbeforetheStateu,gislaf:ure. sa.Nothingin thisActshallaffectthepo wersof anycompetentauthorityunder••••• uyotherlawfortlietimebeingin forc6to makean orderof restrictionor detention, andanyorderpassedor directionmadewWerthisActin 80 faras it oonft.ictswith 'anyordermadebya competentauthorityundersuchlawshallbedeemedtebe iuoperativewhiletheorderUDdersuchla if remainsin force. '1ft. Onthecommencementof thisAet,thefollowing.Acts,thatis to8&y,-BepeMud aavma-. J!Ioa LIof IN7. Hyd. xm of IBN. tx:n(3)the8aJ1TMhtraHabitUJiIOffendezs.RestrictionAct,1951. a:l. shallstandrepealed: Providedthatsuchrepealshallnotaft'ect- (a) theprevioU8operationof anyAct80repealed,or anythingdulydoneor sufferedthereunder; (b) anyright,privilege,obligationorliabilityacquired,accruedorincurred underanyActSOrepea.led; (e)anypenalty,forfeitureorpunishmentincurredin respectof anyo1fence ·eommittedagainstanyAct80repealed; (d)anyinvestigatioh,legalproceedingor remedyin respectof anysuchright, ~e,obligation,liability,penalty,forfeitureor punishment88af'ore38id; .-ndanysnobin-vest1gation,legalproceedingor remedymaybe instituted,continued or enforcedandanysuchpenalty,forfeitureor punishment~ay96 imposed,as if this Aethadnotbeenpassed: Providedfurtherthat,subjecttotheprecedingproviso,anytb~doneorany actiontaken(includingordersor ru.1eamade,notioosissuedandsettlementsesta- blishedor approved)underanyAct80repealedJlluill.in 10faras it is notinconsistent withtheprovisionsof thisAct,be deemedto havebeen.doneor takenunderthe ~provisionsof this..w.andabancontinuein foroeaooordinglylmleai aDdlIntilaupereededby&I1)'1ihiD&done81' av.YactielIltakenunderiihiaAfi. 4eAU.)••••BIIM-lla ·I •••0Il'tueaUDdertheIndianPenalCode.. CJu:mmXII. 366A :{66B Counterfeitingcom. CounterfeitingIndiancoin. Makingor sellinginstrumentforeounterfeitingeem.. 'PtWringotsellinginstrumentforcounterfeitingl'ndiaIt coin. POeeesaionofinstrumentormaterialforthepurpoeeof nsingthesame{orcou.nterfeitingcom. Deliveryofcoinpoese88edwithknowledgethatit• counterfeit. DeliveryofIndiancoin,poese88edwithknowledgethat itiscounterfeit. P088eIl8ionof counterfeitcoinbypersonwhoknewit •. becounterfeitwhenhebecamepoese88edth&eof. POllSe88ionofIndiancoinbypersonwhoknewit tolie· counterfeitwhenhe'becamepoese88edthereof.