THE LAW OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE IN BRITISH INDIA 449
Imprisonment
Simple for failure to give security for keeping peace.
Simple for good behaviour under Sections 108 and 109 and rigorous ............. under section 110.
Section 124
D. M. or Chief Presidency Magistrate may order any person failing to give security if he is of opinion that he may be released without hazard to the community or to any other person.
D. M. or Chief Presidency Magistrate may reduce the amount of security or the number of sureties or the time for which security has been required.
The release of a person may be conditional or unconditional.
The condition shall cease when the period expires.
The order of discharge may be cancelled if the condition is not fulfilled.
When conditional order of discharge is cancelled, such person may be arrested by any police officer without warrant and shall be produced before the D. M. or Chief Presidency Magistrate.
Unless then he gives security in accordance with the terms of the original order, the D. M. or Chief Presidency Magistrate may remand such person to prison to undergo such unexpired portion.
He may be released if gives security thereafter in terms of the original order.
Proceedings dealing with the enforcement of certain obligations
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Section 9 of the Fugitive Offenders Act, 1881
Mentions offences in which a fugitive offender from one dominion may be surrendered.
Section 19(d) of the Indian Extradition Act
Also mentions the offences in which an offender from a dominion may be surrendered.
Dealing in territorial jurisdiction
Instead of extraditing him, can he be tried in British India for the offence committed outside British India ?