submitted to the Inspector-General for obtaining the orders of the Government for his removal to a mental hospital. The following documents shall be forwarded with case:(a) A descriptive roll of the prisoner. (b) His descriptive roll in form No.9 of the Medical Hospital Manual. (c) Medical Certificate in form No.3 of Schedule I of Lunacy Act IV of 1912 (Replaced by Mental Health Ordinance 2001). Transfer of a mental patient to mental hospital. Rule445. On receipt of an order from Government for the removal of a mental patient, the Superintendent shall transfer him to the mental hospital specified, with the following documents :(a) The Government order directing his transfer. (b) His descriptive roll in form No.9 of the mental hospital manual. (c) The medical certificate in form No.3 of Schedule I of Lunacy Act IV, 1912. (Replaced by Mental Health Ordinance, VIII of 2001) If the mental patient is a convicted prisoner, the following documents shall be sent in addition:(d) Warrant of imprisonment. (e) Remission sheet. (f) History ticket and private property (if any). (g) A copy of the Court's judgment in his case. Explanation 1. If the Court's judgment does not contain full particulars of the offence committed, a copy of the Police report on the arrest, or that of the Police roznamcha, should accompany the mental patient. Explanation 2. Government property accompanying a mental patient on transfer to a mental hospital should be returned to the dispatching prison. Conditions before a transfer can be made. Rule446. A criminal mental patient shall not be transferred from a prison to a mental hospital:(a) unless the Medical Officer certifies immediately before his transfer, that he is physically fit to undertake the journey; and (b) until it has first been ascertained that Medical Superintendent of the mental hospital is prepared to receive him. 155