law: Prisoners Act, 1900
  18. Execution in the State of certain capital sentences
  
  not ordinarily executed there
  (1) Where a 10[court established by the authority of the Central
  
  Government] executing, in or with respect to territory beyond the limit of
  
  11[the states] jurisdiction which the 12[Central Government] has in such
  
  territory,-
  (a) has sentenced any person to death, and,
  (b) being of opinion that such sentenced
  
  should, by reason of there being in such territory no secure place for the
  
  confinement of such person or no suitable appliances for his execution in a
  
  decent and human manner, be executed in 11[the States], has issued its warrant
  
  for the execution of such sentence to the officer incharge of a prison in
  
  11[the State] such officer shall, on receipt of the warrant, caused the
  
  execution to be carried out at such place as may be prescribed therein in the
  
  same manner, and subject to vision of section 381 of the Code of Criminal
  
  Procedure, 1898.
  (2) The prisons of which the officers in charge are to execute
  
  sentences under any such warrants as aforesaid 13[shall in each 14[State] be
  
  such as the 4[State Government]] may, by general or special order direct.