# Cases decided after full trial

- **Citation:** Allahabad High Court #162126
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1996-04-01
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/cases-decided-after-full-trial-162126
- **Pages:** 4

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14.
Cases decided after full trial.
15.
Cases dismissed u/s 203 Cr.P.C.
16.
Appealable cases.
17.
Non-appealable cases.
18.
Appealable cases
Warrant Cases
SUMMARY
TRIAL
CASES
19.
Non-appealable cases
20.
Appealable Cases
Summons Cases
21.
Non-appealable cases
22.
Cases where the accused pleaded guilty at the commencement
of the trial.

23.
Cases under U.P. Motor Vehicle Act etc. in which the accused
pleaded guilty.
OTHER
WORK
24.
Appeals against conviction by Magistrate II Class.
25.
Sessions enquiry on complaint under Section 202(2) Cr.P.C.
26.
Cases in which appeal lies under Section 378 Cr.P.C.
27.
Cases in which appeal lies under Section 378 Cr.P.C.
GENERAL
28.
Number of days devoted to inspections.
29.
Number of days on casual and other leave.
30.
Actual number of working days.
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Number of days according to the standard.
32.
Remarks.
Quantum of work for Judicial Officers

G.L. No.28/IV-h-14/96 dated 1st June, 1996
In continuation of Court‟s General Letter No. 1/IV-h-14/90, dated 8.11.1990, on the
above subject, I am directed to say that on receiving suggestions from some corners
regarding measures to check the delay in disposal of Civil Cases, the Court have reexamined the standard of out-turn fixed for Civil Cases. To encourage the Judicial
Officers to do the Civil work more, the Court has been pleased to make some
modification in the standard of Civil work prescribed in Schedule „B‟ annexed to
aforesaid General letter. The revised minimum standard of Civil work is contained in
Schedule „B‟ (modified) annexed to this letter which will substitute the Schedule „B‟
Annexed to the aforesaid General Letter dated 8.11.1990.
This modified standard of civil work will come into effect from April 1, 1996 and
the rest of the aforesaid General Letter dated Nov. 8, 1990 shall remain effective.
The contents of this General Letter including those of the annexed modified
Schedule „B‟ may kindly be brought to the notice of all the Officers working under you
for their guidance and compliance.
SCHEDULE „B‟
CIVIL WORK
(A) Regular Suits:
1.
Suits valued up to Rs. 25,000/- and
Petitions Hindu Marriage Act.
.....2-1/2 days per contested case after
full trial.
2.
Suits above Rs. 25,000/-

....31/2 days per contested suit after
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full trial.
3.
Cases decided ex part (except the cases
dismissed in default)
...10 cases per day.
NOTE:
(1) In civil suits taking more than four days, credit will be given for the actual number of
days taken, but a note shall be made in the remarks column of the statement of outturn of work giving the valuation of the suit, the number of witnesses examined by
each party, the number of pages of oral evidence recorded, the number of documents
proved, the time devoted in recording evidence and the time devoted in arguments.
(2) Suits for partition and accounts decided at the stage of preliminary decree will be
treated as decided after full trial, and in case of further contest at the stage of final
decree, the presiding officer will be allowed further credit of half of the time allowed
at the stage of the preliminary decree in the cases.
(B) Small Causes Suits:
1.
Suits decided after full trial by District Judges in exercise
of powers u/s 25(2) of the Bengal, Agra and Assam Civil
Courts Act or Ejectment Small Cause Suits decided by
Judges Small Causes Courts after full trials.Provided that
only half of the prescribed standard shall be counted in
cases in which the relief of ejectment is refused on
account of deposit made u/s 20 (4) of U.P. Act No. 13 of
1972, there being no contest thereafter.
....2 days per contested
case after full trial.

2.
Other S.C.C. Suits after full trial.

....5 contested cases
per day.

3.
Small Cause suits decided otherwise.
...20 suits per day.
(C) Other Civil Cases decided after full trial:
1.
Original Suits cognizable by District Judges and not
falling in the above categories and Zila Parishad or
Municipal
Board/Municipal
Corporation
Election
petitions.
....3-1⁄2days per
contested suit after full
trial.

2.
Petitions under the Indian Divorce Act and Special
Marriage Act, Motor Accidents Claims cases and
Election Petition relating to Kshettra Samities, Town
Area and Notified Areas.
2-1⁄2 days per contested
cases after full trial.

3.
Petitions for letters of administration and probate under
Indian Succession Act, Land Acquisition References.
Applications under Section 21 of U.P. Act No 13 of
1972 and references under Section 71 of U.P. Muslim
Waqfs Act, 1960
...1-1⁄2 days per
contested case after full
trial

NOTE: Separate LA claims made by diffrent sets of claimants in land acquisition
proceedings under the same notification will not be treated as separate cases but
only one case.
4.
Applications u/s 28 of U.P. Act No. 21 of 1971
...5 cases per day.
(D)
 APPEALS
1.
Regular Appeal from decrees in suits passed by Civil
Judges (SD or JD), decided after contest, and
...One contested appeal per
day.
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Appeals under Section 22 of U.P. Act No. 13 of
1972 decided after contest.

2.
Execution and insolvency appeals, regular appeal in
suits decided under Order XVII Rule 3 C.P.C. and
Ceiling Appeals under U.P. Act No. 1 of 1961 and
decided after contest Appeals under the Payment of
Wages Actof U.P. Public Premises (Eviction of
Unauthorised Occupants) Act, decided after contest
and other miscellaneous appeals decided after
contest.
...2 Contested Appeals per
day.

3.
Appeals
under
the
U.P.
Nagar
Mahapalika
Adhiniyam 1959, Second Appeals under Section 476
of
U.P.
Mahapalika
Adhiniyam
and
other
Miscellaneous appeals dismissed at admission stage
after hearing counsels
...10 per day.
NOTE: If appeal is decided by remanding the case back to trial court, work standard
shall be counted half of the prescribed standard.
(E)
REVISIONS:
1.
Revisions under Section 25 of Provincial Small
Cause Courts Act decided after full contest, revisions
under Section 115 C.P.C. decided after full contest
and Revision under section 18 of U.P. Act No. 13 of
1972 decided after full contest (including Revisions
U/S. 89 of U.P. Panchayat Raj Act.)
..2 Contested Revisions per
day.

2.
Revisions dismissed at the admission stage after
hearing counsel.
...10 Revisions per day.
NOTE: (1) If any contested suit is compromised or withdrawn after close of evidence, the
suit will not be treated as decided after full trial, but half of the time prescribed
for such cases will be counted towards standard. Similarly, suit decided on
contest only on questions of interest or costs of both will be counted as half of
the standard prescribed after full trial.
(2) Appeals or revisions decided on compromise orwithdrawn will be counted
towards standard at the rate of 20 cases per day,
(F) MISCELLANEOUS WORK: Judicial Officers having Miscellaneous work will be
entitled to adjustment for the time devoted in the manner provided below:-
1.
Judge Small Causes Court having more than 1500
suits, Civil Judges having more then 320 suits and
permanent Munsifs and District Judges, Judges
Small Causes Court having 1500 suits, Civil Judges
(SD) having 300 suits and Additional Civil Judges
(JD) having 200 suits.
...1-1⁄2 days in a week.

2.
Other Civil Judges (SD or JD), Judges Small Causes
Court or other Addl. Civil Judges (SDorJD).
...1 day in a week

3.
Miscellaneous work may be normally fixed on
Saturday. Where a day and a half is permissible,
work may also be fixed for another half a day on any
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other day of the week. Insolvency cases may be fixed
on Fridays.

CONTESTED
INTERLOCUTORY
APPLICATION
AND
PRELIMINARY
ISSUES FINALLY DISPOSED OF AFTER HEARING BOTH THE PARTIES IN
PENDING SUITS:
1.
Temporary injunction applications, applications for
appointment of receiver, application for permission to
sue as Indigent person, application for substitution of
legal representatives of deceased person, Plaint rejected
under Order VII rule 11 of CPC (on application of
defendant) and applications for amendment of
pleadings under Order VI Rule XVII CPC
10 contested applications
per day
decided after
hearing both the parties
(may be in same or in
different suits)
2.
Preliminary Issues. preliminary issues decided after
hearing both parties (in different suits and not in same
suit)
Every 5 contested
QUANTUM OF WORK FOR JUDICIAL OFFICERS
G.L. No. 25/IV-h-14/06 Dated :Allahabad: July 12 , 2006
By way of orientation to Court's General Letter Nos.1/IV-h- 14/90, dated
08.11.1990 and 28/IV-h-14/96, dated. 01.06.1996, on the above subject, I am directed to
say that upon consideration of the recommendations of the U.P. State Legal Services
Authority,
Lucknow,
the
Court
has
been
pleased
to
make
following
amendment(s)/modification(s) In Schedule "E" of G.L. dated 08.11.1990 and Schedule
"B" of G.L. dated 01.06.1996, respectively, with effect from 01.06.2006:
(1) Schedule "E" of G.L. dated 08.11.1990
Para (4) of the Schedule "E" be now read as under:
"Credit will be given to the Member/Secretary of the District Legal
Services Authority In their quota to the tune of 25%. He shall, however,
make a reference in the quarterly statement of out-turn duly verified by the
District Judge."
(2) Schedule "B" of G.L. dated 01.06.1996
3rd note,as below, be added to the "NOTE" appended to Schedule "B" under head
(A) Regular suits of Court's G.L. dated 1.6.1996 :
"For disposal of cases under section 89 of the Code of Civil Procedure officer may claim
out-turn of work equal to one fourth (1/4) of the prescribed standard for the case
concerned, If the case would have been decided on merit."
C.L. No.C-10/IVh-14/92, dated 27th January, 1992
Quantum of work for Judicial Officers
I am directed to refer to the Court‟s General Letter No. 1/IVh- 14/90, dated
November 8, 1990, on the above subject and to say that inspite of the directions to the