# and estimate duly scrutinized by the P.W.D./L.S.G.E.D

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 151/Budget
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1960-08-10
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 151/Budget
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/and-estimate-duly-scrutinized-by-the-p-w-d-l-s-g-e-d-162423
- **Pages:** 2

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(c) Urinals
C.L. No. 151/Budget dated 28th September, 1977
In case there is no proper urinal, water supply etc. in the civil court compound,
proposal for the purpose should be sent to the Court along with necessary plan, site plan
and estimate duly scrutinized by the P.W.D./L.S.G.E.D.
(d) Inferior staff quarters
C.L. No. 71/65(b) dated 21st November, 1963
In relaxation of the permissible limit calculated under F.R. 45(A)(iv)(a) of
Financial Handbook, Vol. II the Government have approved the standard design for
quarters for inferior government servants at a cost not exceeding Rs. 2,000 excluding cost
of sanitary fittings, septic tank and water post. These quarters should be constructed in a
group of three with one common sanitary fitted latrine and stand post. Additional
expenditure not exceeding Rs. 233 per quarter be incurred on this account and if only one
or two quarters are constructed at one place, expenditure on these should not exceed
Rs.600/-and Rs.350/-per quarter respectively.
(e) Rent
C.L. No. 34/315(b)-5-63 dated 9th May, 1963
The following are the heads for debiting expenditure on payment of rent for
building taken on hire for locating courts and offices :-
(1)
In the case of buildings taken for location of the court of Additional
District Judges the sub-head should be "Contingencies" under the primary
unit „(a) District and Sessions Judges;+
(2)
In the case of buildings taken for location of the courts of Additional Civil
Judges or Judges, small causes the sub-head should be "Contingencies"
under the primary unit (b) Civil Judges‟;++
(3)
In the case of buildings taken for location of the courts of Additional
Munsifs, the sub-head should be "Contingencies" under the primary unit
„(c) Munsifs‟.+++
Suitable provision should henceforth be made in the budget estimates for
expenditure on payment of rent keeping in view the accommodation in the civil court
buildings and also the pending work necessitating the creation of additional courts in the
judgeship or the station, as the case may be, during the year for which the budget
proposals are sent to Government so that, if necessary, buildings may in such
contingencies be taken on rent and payment of rent may be made from the relevant head.
Government may be moved direct for providing necessary funds for payment of
rent in case any building is taken on hire during the current financial year or if any arrear
of rent in respect of building taken on hire is outstanding, if the expenditure on payment

+
Now ‟01-District and Sessions Judge‟.
++
Now ‟02-Civil Judge‟.
+++
Now ‟04 - Munsif‟.
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of such rent or arrears cannot be met from the grant under the head „Contingencies‟ at
disposal.
(f) Annual repairs
G.L. No. 14/663-627 dated 11th July, 1945
The Government has allowed an increase of 40 percent till conditions revert to
normal on the existing allotments for annual repairs in respect of the residential buildings
of judicial officers under the control of the High Court. This increase will not involve any
consequent revision of rent statements or an increase in the rents realised from the
occupants of the buildings.
(g) Court buildings not to be used as residence
G.L. No. 3264 dated 20th October, 1909
Permission to occupy any portion of a court building for purposes of residence is in
no case to be given to any one without the previous sanction of the High Court.
(h) Report of damage to P.W.D.
G.L. No. 2559 dated 31st July, 1923
A fire broke out in a government building and the roof of the building and doors
and windows were entirely destroyed. As the repairs of all non-residential and residential
buildings (not borne on the Capital and Revenue account) have been transferred to the
departmental heads, it now devolves on the High Court to arrange for funds to carry out
the necessary repairs in case of such damage. But in order to safeguard Government, as
far as possible, against heavy expenditure due to such accidents, District Judges should
report at once to the Public Works Department any damage caused by an accident or fire
to a government building so that necessary action may be taken in time to save further
injury to the building.
(i) Measurement books
G.L. No. 53/10-SC-2-(11) dated 14th May, 1936
District Judges may take steps to keep up-to-date the standard measurement books
pertaining to the buildings under their control, if they need them. They should not,
however, make use of the services of the officers of the Public Works Department in this
connection.
(j) Compliance of provisions of the U.P. Regulation of Building Operations Act,
1958
C.L. No. 7 dated 18th November, 1960
Attention of all the District Judges is invited to the provisions of sections 6 and 17
of the U.P. ( Regulation of Building Operations) Act, 1958 and the instructions issued
under G.O. no. 2341-H/XXXVII-50(17)-H-58, dated August 10, 1960 on the subject. It
will be noticed that the Act makes no exception in favour of government constructions
and all such constructions are, therefore, brought within the purview of the Act. It follows
that no such construction can be made except in accordance with the provisions of the
Act and in conformity with the directions, if any, issued by Government or the prescribed