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Peace, or shall discharge such person at the time named in
and according to the terms of such warrant.

 23. Every -person arrested under any writ, warrant, or
 order, of any Court in Saint Vincent having civil jurisdiction
 shall, in the absence of any provision of law to the contrary,
 be brought without delay before the Court by which the writ,
 warrant, or order was issued or made, and if such Court is not
 then sitting, such person shall be kept in custody in a prison
 or a lock-up until the next sitting of the Court and shall be
 then brought before such Court in order that he may be dealt
 with according to law.

 24. Every prisoner and person detained in a prison or
 lock-up shall be released ipnmediately upon becoming entitled
 to release, whether by the expiration-of his term of sentence,
 or by pardon, or by commutation, or by remission of sentence,
 or by other lawful means.

 25. (1) Whenever the presence of any person confined
 in a prison or lock-up is required in any Court of Civil or
 Criminal Jurisdiction, such Court may issue an order in writing
 addressed to the Superintendent, or the person in charge of
 the lock-up (as the case may be) requiring the production
 before the Court of such person in proper custody at the time
 and.place to be named in such order, and the Superintendent
 or the person in charge (as the case may be) shall cause the
 person named in such order to be brought up as directed, and
 shall provide for his safe custody during his absence from the
 prison or lock-up, and every such Court may by endorsement
 on such order require the person named therein to be again
 brought up. at any time to which the matter wherein such
 person is required may be adjourned.
 (2) Every such order issued from the Supreme Court may
 be ,signed by a Registrar of the Court, and if issued by any
 other Court shall be signed by the Magistrate or Coroner, as
-the case may be.

 26. The 'Administrator, acting in his discretion, on being
 satisfied that the presence of any prisoner or person- detained
 in a prison or lock-up is required-at any place in the interests
 of justice or for the purpose of any public inquiry, may by
 writing under his hand order that such prisoner or person
 be taken to the place and at the time stated.in such order, and
 the Superintendent or person in charge of such lock-up, (as
 the case may be) shall cause the person named in such order


Delivery of
persons
arrested on
warrant.


Release of
prisoners etc.




Production of
persons before
the Court.
















Power of
Administrator
to order pro-
duetion of
prisoner etc.


No. 30. -


Prisons.


1967.