# Medical aid to injured

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 68/IX
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1994-01-19
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 68/IX
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/medical-aid-to-injured-163392
- **Pages:** 3

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(i)
Medical aid to injured
C.L. No. 68/IX f-69/Admn.(G) dated 9th September, 1989
It encloses copy of judgment dated 28.8.89 of the Supreme Court in the case of
Parmanand Katara Vs. Union of India, (reported in A.I.R. 1989 SC 2039) and says that
the District Judges should give wider publicity to the contents of judgment and also
ensure action as directed by the Hon'ble Supreme Court in the above noted judgment.
(ii)
Central Food Laboratory
Compliance of the Provisions of Prevention of Food Adulteration Rules, 1955 while
forwarding legal samples by the Courts to Central Food Laboratories for analysis.
C.L. No. 24/VIIf-227/Admn.(G-2), dated April 26. 1993.
I am directed to send herewith a copy of letter No. P.15025/131/92-P.H. (F&N)
P.F.A. dated 3.12.92 from the Directorate, General of Health Services, New Delhi for
necessary guidance and compliance by the Presiding Officers working under your
supervision.
Directorate General of Health Services, Government of India Nirman Bhawan New
Delhi. Compliance of the Provisions of the Prevention of Food Adulteration Rules,
1955 while forwarding legal samples by the courts to Central Food Laboratories for
analysis.
L. No.P.15025/131/92-PH (F&N) PFA Directorate General of Health,
Services, Government of India, dated 3rd December, 1992
It has been brought to the notice of this Directorate by the Central Food
Laboratory, Mysore that there are certain shortcomings in receiving legal samples from
the Subordinate Courts under your jurisdiction for analysis under the provisions of
section 13(2) of the Prevention of Food Adulteration Act, 1954.
2.
A few of the shortcomings as observed by Central Food Laboratory, Mysore is as
follows:-
(i)
Receipt of memorandum from the courts with incomplete address as a
result of which the test certificates sent by Central Food Laboratory by
Registered post with A/D are sometimes returned to Central Food
Laboratory indicating that the addressee is not available.
(iii)
Some of the Hon'ble courts are not sending the specimen seal of the
Hon'ble court used to seal the container and the parcel along with the
memorandum while forwarding the sample parcels. The Central Food
Laboratories are not in a position to open such registered parcels unless
the specimen seal impression from the Hon'ble court are received by
them. This had led to the prolonged correspondence with the Hon'ble
courts and by the time the specimen seal impression is received, the
sample is spoiled and Central Food Laboratories are forced to give the test
certificate to the effect that the samples are unfit for analysis.
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1. In this connection, your kind attention is invited to Rule 4 of PF a Rules,
1955 an extract of which is reproduced below for ready reference:-
l. (a) Samples of food for analysis under sub-section (2) of Section 13 of the
Act shall be sent either through a Messenger or by registered post in a
sealed packet, enclosed together with a memorandum in Form I in an outer
cover addressed to the Director.
1.(b)Samples of food for analysis under sub-section (2) of Section 6 of the Act
or under clause (a) of Rule 3 shall be sent either through a Messenger or
by registered post in a sealed packet enclosed together with a
memorandum in Form l-A in an outer cover addressed to the Director.
(2) The container as well as the outer covering of the packet shall be marked
with a distinguishing number.
(3) A copy of the memorandum and a specimen impression of the seal used
to seal the container and the cover shall be sent separately by registered
post to the Director.
(4) On receipt of a package containing a sample for analysis the Director or
an officer authorised by him, shall compare the seals on the container and
the outer cover with specimen impression received separately and shall
note the condition of the seals thereon.
(5) After text or analysis the certificate thereof shall be supplied forthwith to
the sender in Form II.
(6) The fees payable in respect of such a certificate shall be Rs. 40 per sample
of food analysed.
(7) Certificates issued under these rules by the Laboratory shall be signed by
the Director.
3.
According to the provisions of Section 13 (2-B), the Director of the Central Food
Laboratory has to send a certificate of analysis to the court in the prescribed form within
one month from the date of receipt of the part of the sample specifying the result of the
analysis. To adhere to the statutory period for sending the certificate of analysis, it will be
appropriate, if the subordinate courts dealing in food cases under your jurisdiction are
requested to strictly follow the rules prescribed for sending legal samples for analysis by
the Central Food Laboratories. They may also be requested to mention complete address
with the names of the Magistrates in Block letters together with their signature and seal
of the court. This will help us to perform our duties in proper implementation of the PF A
Act, 1954.
Action taken may please be intimated to this Directorate.
(iii)
Forensic Science Laboratory
Prescribing an Amount as Fee for Examination of the Documents in
Civil/Departmental Cases by Forensic Science Laboratory, Andhra Pradesh, and
Hyderabad.
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G.L. No. C-50/1994, dated January 19, 1994
I am directed to send herewith a copy of letter No. CAMP/FSL/93/938, dated
16.11.1993 along with a copy of G.O. Ms. No.335, Home (Police-C) Department, dated
5.8.1993 of Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, received from Dr. K.P.C. Gandhi,
Director. Forensic Science Laboratory, Red Hills, Hyderabad and to request you kindly to
circulate the same to all the Judicial Officers working under you for their kind
information.
G.O. Ms. No.335 Home (Police-C) Department. Government of Andhra Pradesh,
dated August 5, 1993
GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
ABSTRACT
POLICE DEPARTMENT- State Forensic Science Laboratory- Examination of
documents in Civil cases by Forensic Science Laboratory collection of fees - Revised
Order -Issued.
HOME (POLICE C) DEPARTMENT, G.O. Ms. No.335, dated 5th August,
1993.
1.
G.O. Ms. No.2033, Home (Police B) Deptt. dated 30-3-1958
2.
G.O. Ms. No.682, Home (Police B) Deptt. dated 27-3-1959
3.
G.O. Ms. No.1248, Home (Police B) Deptt. dated 30-5-1959
4.
From the Director General and Inspector General of Police, Letter No.
446/A2/92, dated 6-11-1992

Government, after examination of the proposal of the Director General and
Inspector General of Police in the letter fourth read above and in super session of the
orders issued prescribing the fees for examination of documents in civil cases by the
State Forensic Laboratory in the G.Os. First to third read above, hereby order that the
following shall be the rates of fees to be levied for examination of the documents by the
Forensic Science Laboratory in civil cases as noted against each:
(1)
Examination of documents received from the Courts in Civil Suits, Departments
(other than Police Department) irrespective of the number of documents which includes
cost of photographs, slide transparencies, charts etc., for each case. In cases where the
costs of photographs are, exceptionally high actual cost of photographs shall be charged.
As decided by the Director, Forensic Science Laboratory... Rs. 750/- (Rupees seven
hundred and fifty only)
(2)
If the workload is high, complicated, and time taken is more, the exact additional
amount to be decided by Director, Forensic Science Laboratory not exceeding Rs.
2,000/- in a case in all. In case, the amount exceeds Rs. 2,000/-, the Director, FSL, shall
obtain approval of the Director General & Inspector General of Police by giving
sufficient reasons.
(3)
Evidence Fee for attendance of Expert before the Court per day. In addition to
this, T.A. and D.A. shall be paid as per T .A. Rules. The evidence fees, T.A. and D.A.