13 Apprehension and disposal of deserters and absentees without leave
Visiting Forces Act 1952 (1952 c 67) | Legislation

Part II Deserters and Absentees Without Leave

13  Apprehension and disposal of deserters and absentees without leave

[(1)     Subject to the provisions of this section, [sections 314 to 317 of the Armed Forces Act 2006 (which relate to the apprehension and transfer to service custody of deserters and absentees without leave who are subject to service law)] shall within the United Kingdom apply in relation to deserters and absentees without leave from the forces of

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