# (ix) Reasons for leave to be mentioned - **Citation:** C.L No. 18 - **Court:** Allahabad High Court - **Decided:** 1994-04-12 - **Case number:** C.L No. 18 - **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/ix-reasons-for-leave-to-be-mentioned-162120 - **Pages:** 2 ## Text 89 (ix) Reasons for leave to be mentioned C.L No. 18, dated 28th January, 1994 Reasons for leave to be mentioned in the applications for earned leave/casual leave I am directed to say that since most Officers, while applying for casual or earned leave, do not specify the reasons for/ground of leave applications, it is necessary, in the interest of the Administration of the Court, to ask them to specify the reasons for leave whenever they apply for the same. I am, therefore, to request you kindly to note the aforesaid direction and to ask the subordinate Officers to act upon accordingly. (x) Grant of Earned Leave Encashment, GP. Fund withdrawal, Advances, House Building, Motor Car and Scooter Loans to Judicial Officers. C.L. No. 109/X-b-29/Admn. (A), dated 19th November, 1994 Grant of Earned leave, Leave Encashment, G.P. Fund withdrawal, Advances, House Building, Motor Car and Scooter Loans to the Judicial Officers I am directed to say that the Court has been pleased to resolve that the matter regarding grant of Earned Leave, Leave Encashment, G.P. Fund withdrawal, Advances, House Building, Motor Car and Scooter Loans of the Judicial Officers shall be retained with the High Court. C.E. No.40/X-b-29/Admn.(A), dated 10th October, 1995 Grant of Earned Leave, Encashment Leave, G.P.F. withdrawal, Advances, House Building, Motor Car and Scooter Loans to the Judicial Officers With reference to your letter No. 2084/1, dated December 16,1994, on the above subject, I am directed to inform you that the powers of District Judges in respect of encashment of leave salary etc. which were being exercised by them as Head of office under the provisions of para 249 of F.H.B. Volume V, Part I, and in respect of temporary advances, under Second Schedule of G.P.F. Rules, 1985 and under other relevant rules and regulations, have not been withdrawn by the High Court by means of Circular Letter No. 109/X-b-29/Admn.(A), dated November 19,1994 and that you may continue to exercise those powers as heretofore. I am further to inform you that House Building and Motor Vehicle advance to the Judicial Officers will, however, be sanctioned by the High Court as already intimated vide Court‟s Circular Letter No. 39/X-b-29/Admn.(A), dated April 12, 1994. Extension of the term of temporary 04 Additional Special Courts/Posts of Special Judges, Anti Corruption of CBI, at Lucknow and 02 Additional Special Courts/Posts of Special Judges, Anti Corruption of CBI, Ghaziabad. No. 1770/Main-B/Admin.(A-3) dated 29.01.2011 I have been directed to say that vide Government‟s Order No. 1532/VII-Nyay-22010-167-G/2009, dated 26.10.2010, the Government have been created the term of temporary 04 Additional Special Courts/Posts of Special Judges, Anti Corruption, at Lucknow and02 Additional Special Courts/Posts of Special Judges, Anti Corruption, 90 Ghaziabad alongwith necessary staff for trying the cases investigated by CBI in the State of Uttar Pradesh. The term of aforesaid temporary Special Courts/Posts along with staff have been extended up to 28.02.2011 vide the aforesaid Government Order No. 1532/VII-Nyay-22010-167G/2009, dated 26.10/2010. It is necessary in the public interest to extend the term of aforesaid temporary Special Courts/Posts alongwith staff in the State of Uttar Pradesh, for a further period of one year more w.e.f. 1.3.2011 to 29.02.2012 with usual contingent grants, etc. I am, therefore, to request you kindly to move the Government for obtaining necessary orders regarding extension of the term of the above mentioned temporary 04 Additional Special Courts/posts of Special Judges, Anti Corruption of CBI at Lucknow 02 Additional Special Courts/Posts of Anti Corruption of CBI, at Ghaziabad for one year more i.e. w.e.f. 1.3.2011 to 29.02.2012 alongwith necessary staff with usual contingent grants, etc. And orders so obtained may kindly be communicated to the Court, at the earliest. Regular leave for a period of less than ten days G.L. No.1515/Admin.(A-II) dated 25.01.2011 In continuation of Court‟s G.L. No. 11/46-23(95) dated 18th May, 1931 read with C.L. No. 8/Admin.(B) dated 5th October, 1971 (G.L. No. 11/46-23(95) dated 18th May, 1931 read with C.L. No. 8/Admin. (B) dated 5th October, 1971 "The Court strongly object 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 the purpose.") on the above subject, I am directed to request you to kindly make strict compliance of the instructions contained in the General/Circular letter cited above. [14] QUANTUM OF WORK: (i) Quantum of work for Judicial Officers G.L. No. 53/lV-h-14/84 dated 29th August, 1984* The revised minimum standard of work, is contained in Schedules „A‟, „B‟, „C‟, „D‟ and „E‟. This modified standard will come into effect from July 1, 1984. The submission of correct quarterly statements of out-turn in the prescribed form is the personal responsibility of Officers and as such they must take special care to check the statements before submission. * Modified by G.L. No. 1/IV-h-14/90, dated November 8, 1990 and G.L.No. 28/IV-h-14/96, dated 1.6.1996.