valid leave of absence ( like Parole/Furlough etc.) but have violated the Parole/Furlough conditions by overstaying or committing other offences". It is further ... prison on valid leave like Parole/Furlough but have violated the Parole/Furlough conditions by overstaying are not entitled to remission.
13. Though
surrendered on 3-9-84 and the other five persons are overstaying parole since 1-7-84. In the affidavit it is not even stated ... excuse for them to overstay. But in view of the fact that the prisoners are still overstaying parole since 1-7-84, it is really
granted parole twice. On the ground that the petitioner had overstayed the parole, he was awarded certain punishments, such as, cut in remission and denial ... complaint as regards the disproportionate infliction of punishment for overstayal of parole is concerned, it is not indicated as to which measure taken
surrendered on 3-9-84 and the other five persons are overstaying parole since 1-7-84. In the affidavit it is not even stated ... excuse for them to overstay. But in view of the fact that the prisoners are still overstaying parole since 1-7-84, it is really
petitioners were released on parole on 25-10-1984 for a period of 2 months, then the parole was extended by another two months. They ... admitted to Central Prison, Hyderabad. He overstayed parole for a period of 13 years 2 months and 11 days. The 2nd petitioner surrendered before
while being sentenced to imprisonment for life.
(vi) Prisoners who have overstayed on Parole/Furlough for cumulative periods in excess of 10 years
while being sentenced to imprisonment for life.
(6) Prisoners who have overstayed on parole/furlough for cumulative periods in excess of 10 years
that the jail authorities, wherever a prisoner is sent on parole, if he overstays for a day, are imposing a cut of 5 days remission ... that before cutting the remission earned in case of prisoner overstaying during the parole period, the jail authorities shall hear such a prisoner and pass
punishment of overstay at the rate of 5 days remission for each day of overstay while the convict released on parole, adversely affect the rights
petitioner has over-stayed 674 days, when he was released on parole. For that he was punished by imposing cut of remission of 1245 days ... show cause against the breach of condition, viz., overstay during the period of parole.
7. Smt. Sesharajyam, learned counsel for the petitioner, submits that
