# for the fee deposited in the court should be enclosed

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 49/VII
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1979-07-16
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 49/VII
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/for-the-fee-deposited-in-the-court-should-be-enclosed-163524
- **Pages:** 2

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prescribed for sending the sample to the Director also lays down that the treasury challan
for the fee deposited in the court should be enclosed.
C.E. No. 54/VII f-227 dated 18th August, 1981

It enclosed Letter No. P. 15025/94/80-PH (F&N) PFA of Directorate General of
Health Services dated 10.6.1981, which emphasizes that it is a statutory requirement on the
part of the court to send a copy of T.C./D.D. of Rs. 40/ towards analysis fee while
forwarding the sample for analysis to the Director of C.F.L.
C.L. No. 49/VII f-227 Admn. (G) dated 29th April, 1980

In Special Leave Petition (Crl.) No. 489/79 A.P. Abdulla versus Food Inspector,
Kannanore and others dated July 16, 1979, Hon'ble Supreme Court has desired that food
adulteration cases, which involve imprisonment, should be disposed of expeditiously.

The District Judges are requested to take necessary and effective steps in this
regard.
 (x)
Other cases
C.L. No. 15/Admn. (A) dated 28th January, 1977

The courts should decide the cases relating to reckless and dangerous driving as
expeditiously as possible.
C.L. No. 167/VIII h-13/Admn.(A) dated 18th November, 1977

All the Judicial Magistrates should give top urgency to the disposal of cases
under labour laws pending in their courts.
C.L. No. 185/IVg-103 dated 12th December, 1977

All the Chief Judicial Magistrates and Judicial Magistrates are directed to try
cases arising under the protection of Civil Rights Act on priority basis.

The offences punishable under section 3 to 7 of the Act may be tried by the
Magistrates by way of summary procedure in accordance with section 15 of the said Act
unless they are of pinion that the punishment under the offences is likely to be of more
than 3 months.
C.L. No. 112/IVg-103 dated 4th October, 1978

Magistrates nominated for disposal of cases under the Protection of Civil Rights
Act, 1955 should obtain a report from police in private complaints as to whether the
matter relates to harijans or not and whether it comes within the definition of
 ̳harassment' or not, so that the cases may be disposed of quickly.
C.L. No. 89/VII f-39 dated 24th July, 1979

The Chief Judicial Magistrates should specifically allot one or two courts to take
cognizance of cases under Factories Act according to the prevailing circumstances in
their districts.
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C.L. No. 107/VIII g-38 dated 21st June, 1977

The Magistrates should ensure that the cases involving theft of art objects should
be disposed of as expeditiously as possible.
C.L. No. 33/Admn.(A) dated 21st February, 1977

Whenever formal applications for withdrawal of D.I.R. cases pending in different
courts are made, the courts concerned should disposed of such applications promptly,
instead of putting up for disposal on the date fixed.
C.L. No. 68/Admn.(A) dated 10th October, 1984

The District Judge should see that the cases relating to water pollution filed by
the Water Pollution and Control Board, U.P., Lucknow are decided early.
C.L. No. 48/VIII g-38 Admn. G dated 25th April, 1980

Cases pending against police personnel should be decided on priority basis.
C.L. No. 4/VII-f-50 dated 13th January, 1971

Expeditious disposal of cases against military personnel, who are in service,
should be made and provisions of sub-rule (1) of rule 80 of General Rules (Civil), 1957,
Volume 1, be strictly followed.
C.L. No. 4/VII-f-50 dated 10th February, 1981

All the Presiding Officers of the criminal courts should ensure that criminal cases
involving military personnel are dealt with on priority basis and every possible effort
should be made to avoid adjournments of such cases.
C.L. No. 132/VII-h-35 dated 29th October, 1971

Priority should be given to the disposal of cases relating to theft of telegraph and
electricity wire and transformers by all Munsif - Magistrates and Judicial Magistrates so
that such crimes may be brought under control.
C.L. No. 95/VII-g-38 dated 21st December, 1973

Cases arising out of violent agitations in the country are not allowed to protract in
the courts and should be disposed of expeditiously to enable anti social elements being
kept under control.
Cases to be given priority
C.L. No. 14 dated 23rd January, 1976 and
C.L. No. 21/VIII-g-38 dated 12th February, 1976

Cases under the Defence of India Rules, Arms Act, Essential Commodities Act
and Prevention of Food Adulteration Act should be disposed of urgently on priority
basis.
 (xi)
To facilitate clearance of arrears
C.L. No. 77/IV-h-36 dated 28th May, 1976
(i)
Liberal use of the probationary provisions should be made.