# Munsif Magistrates should submit criminal return/statements to the Sessions

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 4/Admn
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1953-08-18
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 4/Admn
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/munsif-magistrates-should-submit-criminal-return-statements-to-the-sessions-162529
- **Pages:** 2

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submit the same to the Court latest by the seventh day of the following month of each
quarter.
C.L. No. 4/Admn. (B) dated 18th March, 1971

Munsif Magistrates should submit criminal return/statements to the Sessions
Judge through the Chief Judicial Magistrate.
(ii)
Quarterly statements
C.L. No. 45 dated 15th April, 1976
The District Judges are required to send quarterly report to the Court, regarding
institution and disposal of cases in sessions and subordinate Courts, in the revised
proformas.

CRIMINAL CASES

PROFORMA -1

Sessions Court - NAME OF THE JUDGESHIP ...........................
Total Number of Courts
functioned during the
quarter of
Nature
of
cases
Total
number of
cases
pending at
the
beginning
of
the
quarter
Total
number of
cases
instituted
during the
quarter
Total
Total
number
of
cases
disposed
of during
the
quarter
Total
number of
cases
which
remained
pending at
the end of
the quarter
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Doing
criminal
work
only and
number
of days
devoted
Doing both
Civil
and
Criminal
work
approximate
time devoted
to
criminal
work

 Original
 (Sessions Trials)
 Appeals
 Revisions
 Other Criminal Cases
NOTE:
1. Total figures of the Judgeships should be furnished and not courtwise.
2. The figure should be properly checked before submission. The opening balance must be
maintain with closing balance of the previous quarter.
3. Internal transfer of cases should not be treated as disposal of cases and they should not be
shown in Column No. 6.
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PROFORMA - II

STATEMENT SHOWING THE NUMBER OF CRIMINAL CASES INSTITUTED,
DISPOSED OF, PENDING AND THE RESULT OF TRIAL IN MAGISTERIAL
COURTS IN THE STATE/UNION TERRITORY OF .......... DURING THE
QUARTER ENDING ..........

No. of
Courts
Cases pending at the beginning
of quarter
Cases instituted
during quarter
No. of Police challan cases disposed of during quarter by
Doing
criminal
work
only
and
number
of
days
devoted
Doing both
civil
and
criminal
work
and
approximate time
devoted to
criminal
work
Police
challan
cases
Complaint
cases
Police
challan
cases
Complaint
cases
Final
form
or
final
report
received
and
accepted
Compounding
or withdrawal
Com-
mitted
to
Sessions
Court
Uncontested trial
Con-
tested
trial
Total
of
col.
(7+
8+
9+
10+
11)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

No. of complaint cases disposed of during quarter by
Pending at the end of the quarter
Remarks
Dismissal
Absence
of complaint,
withdrawal
or compounding
Commit
tal
to
Sessions
Courts
Uncontested
trial
Contested
trial
Total
(13+14+
15+16
and 17)
Police Challan
Complaint cases

For want
of
final
report/
final form
or
chargesheet
Pending
otherwise
Total
(19
+20)
Pending
on
account
of
enquiries
under
section
202
Cr.P.C.
Pend
-ing
other
-wise
Total
(22
+23)
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25

(iii)
Of stayed criminal cases
C.L. No. 75/VIIIa-1 dated 6th September, 1956
A list of cases pending in the High Court on account of which proceedings have
been held up in criminal courts should also be submitted along with the quarterly
returns to the High Court by Sessions Judges in accordance with the directions
contained in G.L. No. 9/167-4 of 1931 and C.L. No. 79/VIIIb-74, dated August 18,
1953.
(iv)
Half yearly statements
C.L. No. 8 dated 23rd January, 1970
Total number of sessions‟ cases disposed of by the Sessions Judges should be
furnished to the Court after every six months i.e., at the end of September and March,
alongwith the statement of criminal work.