Schedule Iv
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SCHEDULE IV
(See section 314)
CASES IN WHICH POLICE MAY ARREST WITHOUT WARRANT
PART A
Section
Subject
174
Making or selling of food, etc., or washing of clothes, by infected person.
289(1)(a)(i)
Drunkenness, etc.
PART B
183(1)
Remaining in, or re-entering, cantonment after notice of expulsion for failure to
attend hospital or dispensary.
259
Destroying, etc., name of street or number affixed to building.
282
Feeding animal on faith, etc.
289(1)(a)(ii)
Using threatening or abusive words, etc.
289(1)(a)(iii)
Indecent exposure of person, etc.
289(1)(a)(iv)
Begging.
289(1)(a)(v)
Exposing deformity, etc.
289(1)(a)(vii)
Gaming.
289(1)(a)(xii)
Destroying notice, etc.
289(1)(a)(xiii)
Displaces, damages, alters, pavements, gutter, storm water drain.
289(1)(f)
Keeping common gaming-house, etc.
289(1)(g)
Beating drum, etc.
289(1)(h)
Singing, etc., so as to disturb public peace or order.
290(6)
Setting loose, or setting on, ferocious dog.
296
Discharging fire-arms, etc., so as to cause danger.
300
Loitering or importuning for sexual immorality.
304(a)
Remaining in, or returning to, a cantonment after notice of expulsion.
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