Procedure in making order of restriction

4. When a Magistrate deems it necessary to require a person to show cause why an order of restriction should not be made against him, he shall follow as nearly as may be the procedure laid down in sections 112, 113, 114, 115, and 117 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898: Provided that,

1. (1) the order in writing referred to in section 112 of the said Code shall in addition to setting forth the substance of the information received, state the term not exceeding three years during which the order of restriction shall be in force; but it need not state whether the order of restriction shall be an order restricting the person to any area or requiring him to report himself or doing both; and
2. (2) for the purpose of section 117
3. (2) of the said Code an order of restriction shall be deemed to be equivalent to an order requiring security for good behaviour.