# As modified by C.L. No. 51/Ivh-36 dated 10th March, 1977

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 51/Ivh-36
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1977-03-10
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 51/Ivh-36
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/as-modified-by-c-l-no-51-ivh-36-dated-10th-march-1977-163553
- **Pages:** 1

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As modified by C.L. No. 51/Ivh-36 dated 10th March, 1977

Documents like report of the Civil Surgeon, identification memo, etc. should be
used in evidence without examining the witnesses who had prepared them.
Examiner of questioned documents
C.L. No. 76/IX f-16 dated 26th May, 1976

It invites attention to the provisions of section 293 Criminal Procedure Code,
1973, (Act II of 1974) specially to its sub-section (2), and the court desires that the
Director, Forensic Science Laboratory, as expert witness, may not be summoned for
examination in criminal cases in the ordinary course.
C.L. No. 11/VIII-b-39 dated 6th February, 1954

In every case in which it is necessary to examine the Examiner, the court should,
before issuing a summons to him, consider if his personal attendance can be dispensed
with without causing hardship or injustice to any party. If the court is satisfied that no
such hardship or injustice would be caused, it should dispense with his personal
attendance.

In this connection a reference is invited to paragraphs 12 and 13 of the rules
regulating the application for, and payment for the services of the Government Examiner
of questioned Documents sent to all District Judges with Government endorsement no.
1986/VI-872-1953, dated the 22nd August, 1953 and to section 284 (since repealed by
Cr.P.C., 1973) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898.
Chemical Examiner
C.L. No. 32/76-53 dated 28th February, 1974
The Chemical Examiner to Government of Uttar Pradesh has been redesignated
as ―Chemical Examiner and Serologist to Government, Uttar Pradesh‖.
C.L. No. 108/VII-b-53 dated 22nd August, 1975

Material exhibits should be sent to the Chemical Examiner and Serologist for
examination only when it is very essential for the disposal of criminal cases.
C.L. No. 86/VII-b-53 dated 25th August, 1970

When a Magistrate decides that a reference to the Chemical Examiner is required
in the course of any proceedings under the Criminal Procedure Code, he shall
immediately, in Form no. 1, call on that officer for a report and shall request the Chief
Medical Officer or the Officer in civil medical charge by endorsement to Form no. l to
forward to the Chemical Examiner the substance of which analysis is required. All
poisons used as exhibits, when no longer required, shall be returned through the Chief
Medical Officer to the Chemical Examiner for disposal.
C.E. No. 22/VII-b-53 dated 20th March, 1972
The provisions of paragraphs 756 and 757 of U.P. Medical Manual and
paragraphs 2 and 3 of Annexure 5 to the Handbook for Criminal and Revenue Courts
should be strictly followed by all the Judicial Magistrates to avoid delay in the report of
the Chemical Examiner.