# However, they in the interest of work, shall arrange amongst themselves so as not to take - **Citation:** C.L. NO. 16/2008 - **Court:** Allahabad High Court - **Decided:** 1973-11-08 - **Case number:** C.L. NO. 16/2008 - **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/however-they-in-the-interest-of-work-shall-arrange-amongst-themselves-so-as-not-162101 - **Pages:** 2 ## Text 85 However, they in the interest of work, shall arrange amongst themselves so as not to take Special Casual Leave all on the same day. Grant of compensatory leave to Judicial Officers and the Staff C.L. NO. 16/2008 ADMIN (G) DATED 31.7.2008 In order to generate more court days to meet out the challenge of docket explosion in the subordinate courts the Hon‟ble Court has decided to revise the entitlement of the compensatory leave made admissible to the Judicial Officers and the Staff. I have been directed to say that in partial modification of all the Circular Letters (80/Ve-70 dated 8th November, 1973 (2) 35/VIId-108/1AAB/LA dated 21st June, 1989 (3) 35/Admin. „G‟/2005 dated 23rd November, 2005) issued by the Hon‟ble Court from time to time the Hon‟ble Court has resolved that the Judicial Officers and the Class III and Class IV staff in the District Judgeships be allowed only one day special casual (compensatory) leave for actual participation in Lok Adalat on two Sundays or other holidays. Further, the special casual (compensatory) leave will be granted at the discretion of the District Judge concerned. I am, further, to request you to kindly bring the contents of this Circular letter to the notice of all the judicial officers and the Staff working under your administrative control and ensure strict compliance. Grant of compensatory leave to Judicial Officers and the Staff. C.L. No. 21/2010/Admin. „G-II‟: Dated 24.07.2010 I have been directed to say that in partial modification of the Circular Letters already issued by the Court from time to time as indicated [(1) C.L. No. 80/Ve-70, dated 08.11.1973; (2) C.L. No. 35-VIId-108/IAAB-LA, dated 21.06.1989; (3) C.L. No. 35/Admn.G/2005 dated 23.11.2005 (4) C.L. No. 16/2008, Admin. G dated 31.07.2008], on the above subject, the Judicial Officers and the Class III and Class IV staff of the District Courts working for Lok Adalat on Sunday or other holidays, shall be entitled to one day Special Casual (Compensatory) Leave in terms of para 1089 of the Manual of Government Orders, Uttar Pradesh and G.O. No. 3/2/1972 - Niyukti - (3), dated 26.07.1973 which shall be availed upto 3rd Lok Adalat of its becoming due and the same can be sanctioned by their Controlling Officers at their discretion accordingly. It is, therefore, requested that the above direction of the Court may be strictly complied in future and the contents of this Circular Letter may also be brought to the notice of all concerned for their information. Grant of compensatory leave to Judicial Officers and the Staff C.L. No. 25/2010/Admin. „D-II‟ Section: Dated 26.08.2010 In clarification of Court‟s Circular Letter No. 21/2010/Admin. „G-II‟, dated 24.07.2010 issued on the above subject, I have been directed to say that one day special casual (compensatory) leave, become due in lieu of actual participation in Lok Adalat on 86 two Sundays or other holidays in terms of Court‟s Circular Letter No. 16/2008/Admin. (G), dated 31.07.2008 shall be availed upto 3rd Lok Adalat and the same shall be sanctioned by their controlling officers at their discretion accordingly. It is, therefore, requested that the above direction of the Court may be strictly complied in future and the contents of this Circular Letter may also be brought to the notice of all concerned for their information. (v) Earned or medical leave C.L. No. 63 para VI dated 6th November, 1967 Earned leave, medical leave and all other kinds of leave for any period will be granted by the Court on the recommendation of the District Judges concerned and subject to the reports of the Accountant General about title. The applications of the Judicial Magistrates should be routed through the Chief Judicial Magistrates and District Judges. G.L. No. 3593 dated 7th October, 1911 No application from a Judicial officer will usually be sanctioned by the Court unless the District Judge certifies that the work of the officer is up to date and that his application can be granted without the fear of arrears accumulating to such an extent that they cannot be overtaken by the officer making the request within a reasonable time after his return. G.L. No. 58/76-f dated 13th November, 1933 Judicial Officers, while applying for leave must state the grounds upon which the leave is required C.L. No. 32/IV/Admn. (A) dated 19th March, 1980 Local holidays and the holiday on Second Saturday of the month should not be prefixed or suffixed to regular leave, except casual leave. NOTE: G.O. No.-Sa/4-G.I.45/10-88-201-87 dated 19th January, 1989 issued by Finance (General) Section-4 of U.P. Government says that the second Saturday and restricted holidays are also public holidays and can be prefixed and suffixed with regular leave, provided that the orders granting leave expressly mention, that such holiday falling in the beginning or end of the leave is permitted to be prefixed or suffixed. G.L. No, 26/76 dated 1st May, 1934 and C.L. No. 8/Admn. (B) dated 5th October, 1971 Except in the case of illness or of urgent necessity, an application for leave must be submitted not later than one month before the date from which the officer needs leave. C.L. No. 16 dated 15th February, 1961 In cases where the purpose of the leave can be foreseen well in advance last minute applications for earned leave or special casual leave are likely to be rejected and if the Officers proceed on leave in anticipation of sanction of leave, they are likely to suffer seriously as there may be a break in their service.