# (b) For ADJ/ASJ, CMM, CJM, ACJM, ACMM, Civil Judge, Addl. Civil Judge, Judge

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 2602/Admn
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1987-01-30
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 2602/Admn
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/b-for-adj-asj-cmm-cjm-acjm-acmm-civil-judge-addl-civil-judge-judge-162158
- **Pages:** 2

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(b) For ADJ/ASJ, CMM, CJM, ACJM, ACMM, Civil Judge, Addl. Civil Judge, Judge
Small Cause, Addl. Judge Small Cause
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(c) For Munsif, Judicial Magistrate, Metropolitan Magistrate, Addl. Munsif Magistrate
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(x)
Allotment of Government residential accommodation
C.L. No. 2602/Admn. (B-1), dated 30th May, 1994
I am directed to say that the Court has been pleased to lay down the following
policy in the matter of allotment of Govt. residential accommodation to Judicial Officers
upon transfer from one Judgeship to another:-
(i)
Officer posted earlier shall have priority over those posted there later.
(ii)
Amongst the officers posted in the same chain of transfer, the senior
officers shall have priority over the juniors.
(iii)
Where a house of the category of the entitlement of an officer is not
available, he may be allotted a house of a lower category.
(iv)
No officer shall be allotted a house of a category higher than he is entitled
to, except in the event of there being no claimant for such house.
(v)
If an officer occupied a house of a category higher than he is entitled to, he
shall be liable to vacate that house upon an officer of the entitlement of
that category being posted to that Station and a house of the entitlement of
the occupant also being available.
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I am, therefore, to request you kindly to follow the above policy in the matter of
allotment of Govt. residence to Judicial Officers with immediate effect and also bring it
to the notice of all the Judicial Officers under your control for their information.
(xi)
Vacation of official residences by the Judicial Officers beyond 45 days after
transfer from one District to another or retirement
C.L. No. 2/Admn.(B-1) Section, dated 5th May, 1995
In continuation of the Court's C.L. No. 86/S(b)/Admn. Budget, dated January 30,
1987, regarding re-payment of arrears of rent by the Judicial Officers in respect of
Government residences, on the above subject, I am directed to say that all the Judicial
Officers posted in your Judgeship may kindly be advised that on transfer, they cannot
retain official residential accomodation allotted to them beyond a period of 45 days of
their handing over charge.
I am further to add that the mere making of an application for permission to retain
the house beyond the aforesaid stipulated period should not be treated as permission to
continue in the house until such application is declined. In other words the house must
not be retained beyond 45 days without permission for its retention beyond the said
period having been sought and granted within the said period of 45 days.
All the Officers cancerned may kindly be informed accordingly.
C.L. No. 06/Admn.(B-1)Section, dated 29th August, 1995

Compliance report in connection with the Judgment and direction of Hon'ble Supreme
Court in Writ Petition (Civil) No. 1022 of 1989 - All India Judges Association and
others v. Union of India and others and Raview Petition No. 249 of 1992
I am directed to request you Kindly to co-operate with the District Magistrate of
your
District
in
sending
the
joint
report
to
the
Government
regarding
availability/allotment of acommodation to the Judicial Officers according to their status.
I am further to ask you kindly to submit your report whether the Judicial Officers
posted in your Judgeship have been provided residential accommodation in accordance
with the directions given by the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the said Writ Petition/Review
Petition or not. In case, all the Judicial Officers posted in your Judgeship have been
provided residential accommodation according to their status, the information in this
regard may kindly be sent to the Court in the enclosed proforma.
PROFORMA
Chart showing the residential accommodation provided/not provided to the Judicial
Officers posted in the Judgeship.
Sl. No
No. of Officers
postd
in
the
Judgeship.

No.
of
house
allotted to judicial
Officers posted in
Judgeship

No. of officers to whom residential
accommodation has not been provided
according to their status by the
District Magistrate.
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