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(3) Thereupon the person ordered to be deported shall, unless the Chief
Court thinks fit otherwise to direct, bo as soon ns practicable, and in tho case
of iv person convicted either after execution of tho aontonco or while it is in
course of execution, removed in custody under warrant to tho place named in
tho warrant.
(•1) Tho placo shall bo a placo in that part of Ilia Majesty’s dominions,
or in tho British Protectorate, to which tho porson belongs, or tho Govern­
ment of which consents to the reception of persons doported undor this
Order.
(5) The Court, on making an ordor of doportation, may, if it thinks fit,
order the porson to bo doported to pay all or any part of tho cxponscs of
his deportation, to bo fixed by tho Court in tho order. Subject thoreto, tho
expenses of deportation shall bo dofrayed as tho Secretary of Stato, with tho
concurrence of tho Treasury, or with tho provious or subsequent assent of tho
Secretary of State, tho Govornor-Gencrnl of India in Council, directs.

(G) Tho Chief Court shall forthwith roport to tho Govornor-Goncral of
India in Council overy order of deportation mndo undor this Order, and tho
grounds thereof, and tho proceedings thereunder.
(7) If a person deported under this Ordor returns to Bahroin without
permission in writing of tho Chief Court, or tho Governor-General of India in
Council, or tho Secretary of Stato (which pormission tho Chief Court, or tho
Governor-General of India in Council, or tho Secretary of Stato respectively
may give), ho shall bo punished with imprisonment for a torm which may
extend to two mouths, or with a lino which may oxtoud to 1,000 rupees, or
with both.
(8) He shall also be liable to bo forthwith again deported under tho
original or a new order, and a fresh warrant.

23. An appeal shall not lio against an ordor of prohibition, or removal,
or deportation mndo under this Order.

24.—(1) Wlicro under this Ordor a porson is to be sent or removed or
deported from any place within tho jurisdiction of tho Court as prescribed by
this Order ho shall, by warrnut of tho Court sealed with its seal, bo dotained,
if necessary, in custody, or in prison, until a fit opportunity for his removal or
deportation occurs, and then be put on board a vessel bolonging to, or in tho
service of, His Majosty, or. if no such vessel is avnilablo, then on board somo
other British or other fit vessel.
(2) Tho warrant shall bo sufficient authority to tho porson to whom it is
directed or delivered for execution, and to tho Commanding Officer or master of
tho vessel, to rccoivo and detain tho person thoroin named, in tho manner
therein prescribed, and to send or removo and carry him to the placo therein
named, according to tho warrant.
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