Under the Police Act, 1861, written permission for a police officer's other employment is necessary…
Section 10 of the Police Act, 1861 requires the officer to be "expressly permitted to do so in writing" by the Inspector-General. Because the section itself demands writing,…
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Under the Police Act, 1861, written permission for a police officer's other employment is necessary because:
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Section 10 of the Police Act, 1861 requires the officer to be "expressly permitted to do so in writing" by the Inspector-General. Because the section itself demands writing, an oral permission from a superior does not authorise other employment.