(ii) convicted prisoners admitted to A or B class by order of the Courts pending the orders of Government; and (iii) undertrial prisoners admitted to superior class by order of the Court subject to the revisional order of the [Provincial Government]. Application of general rule. Rule251. Except as provided in the chapter, all prison rules shall also apply to superior class prisoners. Accommodation. Rule252. (i) Superior class prisoners shall, where such accommodation is available, be kept apart from other prisoners and be accommodated in rooms or in association barracks set aside for them. The imprisonment shall in no case involve any thing in the nature of separate confinement, except when it is given as prison punishment. (ii) In the case of B class prisoners, it shall not be necessary to keep them separate from ordinary prisoners in factories or at times when they are not required to be in their rooms or barracks. Tasks. Rule253. The tasks shall be allotted with due regard to the capacity, character, previous mode of life and antecedents of the prisoners. Sleeping outside in hot weather. Rule254. (i) A and B class prisoners may be allowed to sleep outside their rooms or barracks during the hot weather (1st May to 1st October), if the arrangements in the particular prison permit this to be done with safety and without an] additional expenditure. (ii) This facility shall not be permitted to condemned prisoners admitted to superior class. Furniture. Rule255. (i) Rooms shall be supplied with following articles:One cot, one chair, one teapoy, one lantern if there is no electric light/ brie Shelf, and necessary washing and sanitary appliances. (ii) 100 Association barracks shall be provided With the