# Date of preliminary decree

- **Citation:** C. L. No. 16/Ve-5/Admn.D
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1959-11-17
- **Case number:** C. L. No. 16/Ve-5/Admn.D
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/date-of-preliminary-decree-162895
- **Pages:** 2

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(3)
Name of parties
(4)
Date of preliminary decree
(5)
Date of application for final decree
(6)
Date of final decree with result, i.e., whether the final decree was passed
after contest or without contest.
(7)
Date of the deposit of record into the Record Room
(8)
Remarks
C. L. No. 16/Ve-5/Admn.D, dated 18th March, 1982
As soon as the notice of a writ petition is received the District Judge should
intimate to the court and the Government whether it would be proper to contest the
petition or not and if not the reasons thereof together with the copy of the petition as early
as possible.
C. L. No. 64/IV-h-36, dated 24th March, 1977
A Siyaha Register shall henceforth be maintained for all Criminal Courts.
C. L. No. 65/VIIIa-66/2, dated 24th September, 1984
All the District Judges should ensure that siyaha register is properly maintained in
all the criminal courts working under their administrative control and that orders are
passed on the applications etc. only when the stamps affixed on such applications are
cancelled and punched. The Court will take a serious view of the matter, if any deviation
from the above instructions is brought to the notice of the Court.
C. L. No. 25/VIIIb-236, dated 14th February, 1977
Registers in the proforma prescribed under Court's G. L. No. 2/IIIb-236, dated
November 17, 1959 for making entries of the revisions filed under Provincial Small
Cause Courts Act, shall also be utilized for making entries of the revisions filed under
Section 115 C.P.C. In order to distinguish the two types of revisions the words ̳S.C.C.'
may be shown in the Remarks Column of the said register, against the revision filed
under Provincial Small Cause Courts Act.
Receipt Register
C. L. No. 69, dated 12th November, 1960
The Munsarim and Nazir of every subordinate court shall maintain a register for
entering receipts other than those relating to administrative correspondence in the
proforma given below:
Receipt register for entering receipts other than those relating to administrative
correspondence
Date of
Receipt
From whom
received
Particulars of the case
Description
of paper
To whom
delivered
Remarks
Number of
Case
Names of
parties
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
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9.
REGISTER OF ARTICLE OF VALUE
C. L. No. 87/VIII-b-154, dated 1st May, 1974

Entries of articles of value deposited in all cases, (except those for which
provisions have specially been made) such as cash, jewelleries, government securities or
other securities for money, debts, shares in corporation attached or unattached and Pass
Book in succession certificate cases kept in the custody of Nazir should invariably be
made in the Register in Form No. 57-A. For distinguishing attached or unattached
properties the word ―unattached‖ should be written in red ink in the remarks column.
Details of any other articles, considered necessary, should also be written in the remarks
column.
10.
DISPLAY OF COURT FEE RATES
 C. L. No. 23/VIII-b-135, dated 13th February, 1976

For facility of litigant's schedules of process fee, fee for copies and fee payable
for verification of affidavits should be exhibited on notice boards at prominent places in
various courts.
C. L. No. 8/Budget, dated 10th January, 1977
In case wooden boards have not yet been installed, a portion of wall may only be
painted white and on it rates of process-fee etc. be painted in black.
In all outlying Munsif-Magistrate Courts, the revised procedure be followed.
C. L. No. 183/F, dated 18th November, 1976
It encloses a list of various types of fees payable in civil and criminal litigation
which has to be displayed at a prominent and conspicuous place in the civil court
building on a notice board for the benefit of the litigant public. The various items and
rates thereof have to be displayed in Hindi letters and figures of one inch in size. The
notice board may be made of wood or any other material painted in black, the letters and
figures being painted in white. The size of the board may be 4 ft. by 6 ft. and the various
items maybe painted in two rows. There are about 100 items. The first 50 items may be
painted on the first half side and the remaining on the next half side all serially numbered.
The items which may be considered unnecessary for display may be omitted and other
items considered necessary may be added to the list. If considered proper and feasible
two boards be prepared. The warning in still bolder letters may be translated and painted
in Hindi at the end.

Rate of Court fee, process fee, copying fee, etc. chargeable in civil and criminal
cases.
1.
Court Fee
Rate of fee
chargeable

(i)
Ad valorem fees (Schedule I of Court Fees Act) -

(a)
on plaint, memo. of appeal and applications for review
of judgments

(b)
on copies and translations

(c)
on certificates, probates and letters of administration