Indian State Railways. General Rules for all Open Lines of Railways in British India Administered by the Government

(b) When the Warner is placed below a Stop signal the variable light of the Stop signal shall take the place of the fixed green light of the Warner and the mechanical arrangements shall be such that the Warner cannot be taken Off" while the Stop signal above it is "On". [...] (b) In the case of all bracket or bridge signals the left hand signal shall be read as referring to the left hand line and the second signal from the left shall be read as referring to the next line from the left and so on. [...] (iii) In the event of two trains approaching an uninterlocked station on the single line at the same time or nearly the same time the signals shall be lowered for the train which the Station Master has decided to admit first the other train being brought to a stand at the Outer but in case it is necessary subsequently to alter the arrangements and to give precedence to the other train the Sta [...] S. R. 38.—If the Block section beyond the last Stop signal of a station on the double line is obstructed and it is required to draw a train up to that signal the movment shall not be 'permitted until the train has been checked and practically brought to a stand at the Home signal or the signal immediately in rear of the last Stop signal. [...] If however the Home signal is also out of order the man at the Outer shall repeat the hand signals exhibited by the man stationed at the Home signal who in his turn shall repeat the hand signals given him by the Station Master.