Section 20 of TPA : Section 20: Powers Of Deputy And Assistant Jailers

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Explanation using Example

Imagine a situation where the Jailer of a prison is on leave due to a medical emergency. In his absence, the Deputy Jailer steps in to manage the prison's daily operations. According to Section 20 of The Prisons Act, 1894, the Deputy Jailer is now responsible for overseeing prisoner discipline, ensuring security measures are in place, and managing the prison staff, just as the Jailer would. This law ensures that the prison can function smoothly even when the Jailer is not present, as the Deputy Jailer has the legal authority to perform all necessary duties.

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