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Rule 4
<br> to be paid by the prison office
(1) Each district prison office must receive prisoners or detainees sent by the following types of facilities within that district.<br>
(a) From the District Courts,<br>
(b) from the District Chief District Officer,<br>
(c) In accordance with the prevailing law, detention cannot be carried out or from the bases which have the right to prescribe punishment, but -<br>
Prisoners from other districts will also be kept if they are removed or permitted by the general order of the Government of Nepal for medical treatment or other reasons.
(2) Prisoners sent from the above-mentioned base courts within the Bagmati Zone will be kept in the prisons and inquiry and investigation centers in the Kathmandu valley.
(2) Regardless of what is written in sub-rule (1), the sadar prison will house prisoners from any prison within the state of Nepal, in other central prisons from any prison within the area of that prison, and in district prisons from any prison within the area of that prison.
(3) In addition to the formalities required to be delivered in accordance with the prevailing law, the following written matters must also be sent to the opener and if not opened, it shall be the duty of every prison office to receive the opener:--
(a) the name and section of the law authorizing any person to be detained on behalf of a court other than the Chief District Officer,
(b) the next of kin of the detained prisoner,
(c) Category to be awarded directly,
(d) Imprisonment according to law or imprisonment for non-payment of Rs. (e) Name and rank of the person taking charge (f) Detention is not granted. 9th0
(2) Prisoners sent from the above-mentioned base courts within the Bagmati Zone will be kept in the prisons and inquiry and investigation centers in the Kathmandu valley.
(2) Regardless of what is written in sub-rule (1), the sadar prison will house prisoners from any prison within the state of Nepal, in other central prisons from any prison within the area of that prison, and in district prisons from any prison within the area of that prison.
(3) In addition to the formalities required to be delivered in accordance with the prevailing law, the following written matters must also be sent to the opener and if not opened, it shall be the duty of every prison office to receive the opener:--
(a) the name and section of the law authorizing any person to be detained on behalf of a court other than the Chief District Officer,
(b) the next of kin of the detained prisoner,
(c) Category to be awarded directly,
(d) Imprisonment according to law or imprisonment for non-payment of Rs. (e) Name and rank of the person taking charge (f) Detention is not granted. 9th0