# during such absence should also be communicated to the Court

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 3
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1903-03-17
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 3
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/during-such-absence-should-also-be-communicated-to-the-court-162109
- **Pages:** 1

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C.L. No. 3 dated 17th March, 1903
When a Judicial officer proceeds on leave he should intimate to the Court his
address during his absence from duty. Any change of address, other than temporary,
during such absence should also be communicated to the Court.
G.L. No. 9 dated 10th April, 1953
Applications for extension of leave should be submitted at least a fortnight before
the expiry of the leave. Even in cases where an officer is on medical leave timely
intimation of the officer‟s intention to apply for an extension of leave should be sent to
the Court.
G.L. No. 11/46-23-(95) dated 18th May, 1931 read with
C.L. No. 8/Admn. (B) dated 5th October, 1971
The Court strongly objects to allowing regular leave for a period of less than ten
days, particularly for a few days preceding or following holidays, except for special
reasons which must be mentioned.
Officers in urgent need of short leave of this nature may apply for casual leave
which is really intended for this purpose.
C.L. No. 143/IV-f-78/Admn.(A) dated 12th September, 1977
Ordinarily casual leave will not be converted into earned leave except in
unavoidable circumstances like illness.
G.L. No. 50/76(1) dated 28th November, 1938
When no proper medical certificate in accordance with Subsidiary Rules 89 to 94 of
Financial Handbook, Volume II, is received along with the application for leave on
medical grounds from a Judicial Officer, the leave applied for will be notified otherwise
than on medical certificate.
G.L. No. 2/46-111-452 dated 4th January, 1939
When any Judicial officer applies for leave on medical certificate, he will be
required to attach with his application for leave an undertaking to the effect that if he
subsequently decides to retire at the end of the leave or extension of the leave, he will
refund all overpayments, if any, representing the difference between average pay and half
average pay for the period in excess of that admissible on leave otherwise than on
medical certificate.
G.L. No. 1603 dated 13th June, 1902
Judicial Officers must understand that if they do not wish to avail themselves of the
leave granted to them, it is their duty to give timely notice to the High Court. Such notice
should, as a rule, be given not less than fourteen days before the date from which the
leave is sanctioned. If such notice is not received the Court may not allow the
arrangements that have been made to fill the vacancy, to be interfered with, and the
officer concerned will be liable to be transferred to any post that may at the time be
vacant.