# 1. Total number of part-heard sessions trials pending

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 104/Xb-13
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1969-10-07
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 104/Xb-13
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/1-total-number-of-part-heard-sessions-trials-pending-162070
- **Pages:** 1

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1. Total number of part-heard sessions trials pending.
2. Work done during each visit.
3. Reasons for not completing the sessions trials.
It is also necessary to obtain a report from the Additional/ Assistant Sessions
Judges as to the work done during each visit and reasons for not completing the sessions
trials while counter-signing their T.A. bills in respect of journeys performed in
connection with the hearing of part-heard sessions cases. After countersigning the T.A.
bill full information should immediately be sent to the Court.
(ii) On transfer
C.L. No. 104/Xb-13 dated 7th October, 1969
Officers going on transfer to their places of choice before the actual period of stay
of three years will not get any travelling allowance according to the rule 42 of Financial
Handbook Volume III.
C.L. No. 127/A.R.(A) dated 14th December, 1972 and
C.L. No. 1/D R (S) dated 1st January, 1975

No travelling allowance will be admissible in case of transfer made at the request of
an officer within two years of his posting at a particular station.
(iii) For local inspection
C.L. No. 44/VlIl-b-40 dated 3rd June, 1965
Following clarifications are issued with regard to rule 72 of General Rules (Civil),
1957, Volume I for guidance:
1.
The TA bill should be prepared in all cases whether the place of local
inspection is less than five miles or beyond and should be submitted to the
District Judges for counter-signature. After payment, it should be retained
in the Nazarat to serve as voucher instead of being filed with the record of
the case.
 2.
The Presiding Officer making local inspection at the request of a party or
parties is entitled to the travelling allowance at the rate of Rs. 1.50 P. for
the first mile of the onward journey and Rs. 0.75 P. for each succeeding
mile including the backward journey and to no daily allowance. He is
entitled to these rates even if he travels by a motor transport or by train,
but in case the journey is performed in a Government vehicle of another
officer, for which he does not pay the propulsion charges, he will not be
entitled to any travelling allowance. He shall also not be entitled to any
travelling allowance if he travels by a conveyance offered by a party or in
a borrowed conveyance for which he does not pay anything.
C.L. No. 68/VIIIb-40 dated 16th November, 1969
The Court expects that the presiding Officers will travel by a conveyance befitting
their dignity and status and will avoid the conveyance offered by a party.