# maintained in the like manner

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 31
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1952-08-16
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 31
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/maintained-in-the-like-manner-163712
- **Pages:** 1

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number of pages in which the evidence has been recorded and the date to which the case
has been adjourned. The memorandum book and the reader's diary should also be
maintained in the like manner.
(ii)
Arrangement of cases
G.L. No. 11/VIII-b-121 dated 16th August, 1952

The diary should be so arranged that the oldest cases appear on the top and later
ones are entered lower down on the page. This can be easily done if the top portion of the
space allotted to a particular day is reserved for entering the oldest cases fixed for hearing
on that day, the middle portion being similarly reserved for later cases and bottom portion
for the more recent ones. It is considered that if the diary is maintained in the manner
indicated above and the cases are taken up in the order in which they appear in the diary,
the disposal of older cases will be expedited.
(iii)
Weekly cause list
C.L. No. 31 dated 7th March, 1952

A list in the form subjoined, of cases including criminal cases, if any, fixed for
hearing during the following week prepared in legible Hindi and signed by the Munsarim
of the court should be posted on the last working day of the week in some conspicuous
place of every court house. In the preparation of such list, precedence should be given to
cases, which are part heard or have previously been adjourned, and the order in which
cases are entered should not be departed from without the express order of the Presiding
Judge of the court.

Space should be left in the list at the head of the entries for each day for the
subsequent insertion if necessary, of adjourned cases.

In the fourth column should be noted against each case the purpose for which it is
to be laid before the court; whether, for instance, for settlement of issues or for final
disposal or for delivery of judgment.
DATE, MONTH AND YEAR
Number and description of cases
Name of parties
Name of parties' lawyers
Purpose

(iv)
Providing the copy of the Case Diary or and other information in respect of
the investigation to the accused person in criminal cases.
C.L. No. 29 /2005 Dated 26th September, 2005
Upon consideration of issue regarding supply of the copy of the case diary or any
other information in respect of the investigation in criminal cases, the Hon'ble Court
(Hon'ble Dr. Justcie B.D, Chauhan and Hon'ble Mr. Justice Arun Tandon ) in criminal
Misc. Writ petition No. 5840 of 2005- Mukesh & ors. Vs. State of U.P. & others, while
concluding that an accused person or his agent cannot ask for supply of the copy of the
case diary, has provided that the accused are not entitled to seek the copy of the statement
of any witness recorded under Section 161 Cr. P.C. or any other part of the evidence
collected by the investigating Officer prior to reaching the stage of filing the charge
sheet. The accused cannot ask for the copy of the case diary at any stage. He is entitled