# Boards shall hold sitting at 11 a.m. onwards instead of 3 p.m. to attend the cases of

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 72/VIIb-28
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1970-02-24
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 72/VIIb-28
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/boards-shall-hold-sitting-at-11-a-m-onwards-instead-of-3-p-m-to-attend-the-163432
- **Pages:** 2

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Boards shall hold sitting at 11 a.m. onwards instead of 3 p.m. to attend the cases of
Juveniles?

I am, therefore, to request you to kindly direct the concerned Magistrates working
under your supervision to make compliance of the above direction of the Hon'ble Court.
Submission of report regarding the conditions and the functioning of remand
Juvenile Homes alongwith the capacity of the Juvenile Homes
No. 913/Main-B/Admin.(A-3) dated 17.01.2011

On the above noted subject, I have been directed to say that on consideration of
your report regarding the conditions and the functioning of remand Juvenile Homes for
the period from 01.01.2010 to 30.06.2010, the Hon'ble Court has been pleased to observe
that your report does not contain the information as to since when the Juveniles are being
detained in the Homes and also the cases /matters under which they are detained, is also
not disclosed.

I am, therefore, to request you kindly to submit the desired information, as to
since when the Juveniles are being detained and also the cases/matters under which they
are detained alongwith name of the accused. Section, under which detained, the time
period since detained in the Juveniles Homes in the enclosed prescribed proforma, to the
Court, by return Fax, so that the same may be placed before Hon'ble Committee in its
next meeting scheduled to be held on 10.02.2011.
PROFORMA
Sl.
No.
Name of the
accused
Sections under
which detained
Time period
 since detained
Reasons
for delay
Suggestions

24.
CLASSIFICATION OF PRISONERS
C.E. No. 20/VIII-a-21 dated 24th February, 1970
Presiding Officers should use only revised form of classification of prisoners
instead of the old one and while doing so they should keep in mind that the form is
properly filled in. All the courts concerned should make strict compliance of the
provisions of the rules 58 and 73 of General Rules (Criminal). The details of previous
convictions must invariably be given in the judgments and should be endorsed on the
warrants.
C.L. No. 72/VIIb-28 dated 10th November, 1982

It impresses upon all the convicting courts to classify, at the time of conviction
the minor prisoners and also other prisoners as 'Casual Offender' or 'Habitual Offender'
according to the form of classification prescribed under para 286(Ga) of the Jail Manual
and strictly follow the instructions contained in Note 1 at the foot of the said form of
classification so that the minor convicted prisoners of the aforesaid category are not
deprived of the facilities to be provided to them at the Kishore Sadan.

 Now rules 55 and 70 vide notification no. 504/Vb-13 dated 5.11.83
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Strict compliance of the provisions as contained in Appendix ̳F' of the General
Rules (Criminal), 1977 regarding Rules framed under section 59(17) of the Prisons
Act, 1894 for the classification of prisoners as reproduced from Chapter XII of the
Jail Manual, Uttar Pradesh.
C.L. No. 21/2009 Admin. (G-II): Dated: 30.04.2009

Upon consideration of the letter no. 22480/Sama-1(3)/Bandi Vargikaran/2008
dated 26.8.2008 of Inspector General (Prisons) drawing attention towards the Subordinate
Courts not providing information on the forms prescribed in accordance with the Rules
framed under section 59(17) of the Prisons Act, 1894 read with Ch. XII para 286-C of the
Jail Manual, Uttar Pradesh for classifying prisoners as professional or non-professional
accused along with their conviction warrants which is resulting in difficulty to dispose of
matters wherein consideration is to be made of their release prior to end of the term of
punishment awarded serious concern is expressed by the Hon'ble Curt.

Therefore, while enclosing a copy of the letter no. 22480/Sama-1(3)/Bandi
Vargikaran/2008 dated 26.8.2008 of Inspector General (Prisons), in continuation of the
circular Letters noted in the margin, I am directed to say that all the judicial officer under
your administrative control be directed to make strict compliance of the provisions as
contained in Appendix ̳F' of the General Rules (Criminal) by filling up Form of
Classification of convicted prisoners as prescribed in para 286-C, to be sent with
conviction warrant.
C.L. No. 2/2010/Admin. ̳G-II' Dated 07.01.2010
Compliance of Section 176 Cr.P.C. by Judicial Magistrates.

Upon consideration of letter no. 7165(VI)/Sama - 1, dated 04.03.2009 of
Inspector General, Prisons Administration & Reforms Services, U.P., Lucknow, the
Hon'ble High Court has directed that powers of enquiry on death during custody as
provided under Section 176 of the Code of Criminal procedure be exercised by the Chief
Judicial
Magistrate/Chief
Metropolitan
Magistrate/Addl.
Chief
Judicial
Magistrates/Judicial Magistrates of your Judgeship and copy of the enquiry report
alongwith list of evidence collected therein be sent to the Deputy Inspector General,
Prisons of the region concerned to take necessary action.

I am, therefore, to request you to kindly bring the contents of the Circular Letter
to all concerned working under your administrative control for strict compliance.
C.L. No. 3/2009/Admin. ̳G-II' Dated 12.01.2010
Detention of convicted prisoners on robkars in Jails.

I have been directed to inform you that no convicted person should be committed
to Jail by the trial courts or Chief Judicial Magistrates/Judicial Magistrates for detention
on the basis of robkars and they must be committed to Jail by the trial court in accordance
with Section 418 Cr.P.C. and Rules 96 to 99 of General Rules (Criminal) to serve out the
sentence alongwith conviction/sentence warrants prepared on the proforma attached
herewith mentioning details of sentence awarded by the trial court or appellate court
against him.