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- 2. Practice
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- India
- Afghanistan
- Albania
- Algeria
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- Angola
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- Ghana
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- Seychelles
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- Spain
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- Swaziland
- Sweden
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- Yugoslavia, Socialist Federal Republic of
- Zaire
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- Rule 109
- Rule 1
- Rule 3
- Rule 4
- Rule 6
- Rule 7
- Rule 11
- Rule 12
- Rule 14
- Rule 15
- Rule 20
- Rule 24
- Rule 25
- Rule 31
- Rule 34
- Rule 37
- Rule 38
- Rule 39
- Rule 45
- Rule 47
- Rule 50
- Rule 52
- Rule 54
- Rule 55
- Rule 59
- Rule 62
- Rule 70
- Rule 71
- Rule 72
- Rule 73
- Rule 74
- Rule 75
- Rule 77
- Rule 79
- Rule 80
- Rule 81
- Prohibition of Certain Types of Landmines
- Rule 82
- Rule 83
- Rule 84
- Rule 85
- Rule 86
- Rule 87
- Rule 89
- Rule 90
- Rule 92
- Rule 93
- Rule 95
- Rule 96
- Rule 97
- Rule 99
- Rule 100
- Rule 104
- Rule 108
- Rule 109 (current)
- Rule 110
- Rule 112
- Rule 116
- Rule 119
- Rule 123
- Rule 128
- Rule 129
- Rule 130
- Rule 131
- Rule 134
- Rule 135
- Rule 136
- Rule 137
- Rule 139
- Rule 140
- Rule 141
- Rule 142
- Rule 143
- Rule 145
- Rule 146
- Rule 148
- Rule 151
- Rule 153
- Rule 154
- Rule 155
- Rule 157
- Rule 158
- Rule 160
- Rule 161
Related Rule
India
Practice Relating to Rule 109. Search for, Collection and Evacuation of the Wounded, Sick and Shipwrecked
According to India’s Police Regulations (1962), police forces “should make arrangements for the rapid evacuation to hospital by ambulance of the sick and of persons injured by police fire”.
India, West Bengal Police Regulations, Regulation No. 156, Government of West Bengal, Calcutta, 1962, Article 156(a); Madras Police Standing Orders (1951), Article 667; Police Manual for Handling Civil Disturbances, Home Ministry, Government of Maharashtra, Bombay, 1986, Article 13(xvi).
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