(g) (ii) 121, 121-A, 122, 123, 123-A, 124. 124-A, 127, 128, 130, 131, 132, 161,.162, 165, 224, 225, 231, 232, 234, 310, 311, 328, 364-A, 372, 376, 377, 396, 397, 408, 409, 477, 497, 498: he is not a smuggler or goonda, 125, 167, 364, 420, (h) and he has a fixed abode. For a moqaddam, that (a) he has served as a numberdar for not less than three months; (b) he has, at the time of his appointment earned three-fourth of the remission which it was possible for him to obtain: (c) he has served half of his sentence including remission; and (d) his work as a numberdar has been good. Explanation Prisoners sentenced to imprisonment for life may be promoted when they have served seven and a half years substantive sentence. (iii) For a shinposh, that- (a) his substantive sentence is not less than three years and that he is a prisoner of the casual class; (b) he has served as a moqaddam for not less than (a) six months in the case, of- a prisoner whose term does not exceed three years, or (b) one year in the case of a prisoner whose term exceed three years; (c) his work as a moqaddam has been good; (d) he is a resident of Pakistan; and that (e) if under sentence of imprisonment for life, he has completed not less than ten years of his sentence, exclusive of any remission gained under the remission system. Duties of numberdar. Rule460. The duties of a numberdar shall be, to-(a) patrol the inside of ward and assist in maintaining discipline and order at night; (b) prevent prisoners leaving their berth except with permission and for a necessary purpose; (c) count the prisoners in his charge frequently, satisfy himself that all are present, and reply when challenged by the outside patrol; (d) prevent, as far as lies in his power, any breach of 160