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| Commencement of sentences |
| Sentence of detention or special detention in disciplinary barrack |
122.—(1) A person sentenced to detention under this Act must, unless otherwise provided for in regulations made under this Act, serve the person’s sentence in detention barracks.
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| Civil prisons may receive military prisoners |
123. It is lawful for the Commissioner of Prisons appointed under section 20 of the Prisons Act 1933 or any Superintendent of Prisons, in accordance with any regulations made under this Act, to receive any person —
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| Provisions as to persons unlawfully at large |
124.—(1) A person who, having been sentenced by a subordinate military court to imprisonment or detention or to detention by a disciplinary officer, is at large may (without prejudice to any other power of arrest) be arrested by any police officer without warrant and taken to any place in which the person may be required to be detained in accordance with this Act or any regulations made under this Act.
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| Mode of executing sentence of caning |
125.—(1) This section applies to a sentence of caning awarded in respect of an offence specified in section 118(16) or 119.
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| Power of President to grant pardon and to mitigate punishment, etc. |
126. The President, as occasion may arise, may, on the advice of the Cabinet —
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