# newly created Districts and the old circular letter No 42/1D/Admin A-3 dated 25.09.1997

- **Citation:** circular letter No 42/1D/Admin
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1971-03-18
- **Case number:** circular letter No 42/1D/Admin
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/newly-created-districts-and-the-old-circular-letter-no-42-1d-admin-a-3-dated-25-163698
- **Pages:** 1

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districts, the other pending cases relating to newly created districts be transferred to
newly created Districts and the old circular letter No 42/1D/Admin A-3 dated 25.09.1997
In this respect has been recalled

Necessary steps in the matter be taken accordingly.
2.
DISTRIBUTION OF WORK BY C.J.Ms.
(i)
Amongst Judicial Magistrates
C.L. No. 3/Admn.(B) dated 18th March, 1971

Under section 190* Criminal Procedure Code distribution of work among the
Judicial Magistrates should be done by the Chief Judicial Magistrate who may, in his
turn, consult the Sessions Judge in this behalf.
C.L. No. 124/Admn.(B) dated 30th September, 1975

The Chief Judicial Magistrates are required to act under the general supervision of
the District and Sessions Judges even for the purposes of sub-section (2) of section 15 of
Criminal Procedure Code.
C.L. No. 73/Admn. (A) dated 19th May, 1976

The Chief Judicial Magistrates should take necessary steps for transferring cases
under special and local Acts to the Executive Magistrates, if not already done.
C.L. No. 4/Admn. (A) dated 21st January, 1987

The District Judges are requested to issue suitable directions to the Chief Judicial
Magistrates with regard to distribution of work under local and special Acts amongst
Executive Magistrates conferred with powers of Special Judicial Magistrates Ist Class, by
the Court.
(ii)
Distribution between C.J.M. and A.C.J.M.
C.L. No. 198/Admn. (A) dated 10th December, 1976
The Chief Judicial Magistrates will as far as possible, assign half the officers to be
inspected by him and the rest by the Additional Chief Judicial Magistrates. The
inspection notes of the District Judges/Chief Judicial Magistrates/Additional Chief
Judicial Magistrates will be sent to the successor inspecting officer. Henceforth all the
District Judges will also inspect the criminal work of the Judicial Magistrates and
Munsif-Magistrates in addition to civil work.
Jail inspections will be made by the Additional Chief Judicial Magistrates only.
Correspondence work, compliance of High Court orders etc. and collection of
statements will remain with the Chief Judicial Magistrates.
Any distribution of work among the Judicial Magistrates and the Additional Chief
Judicial Magistrates or any change made therein by the Chief Judicial Magistrates will
have the prior approval of the District Judge.

*
NOTE: It should be Section ̳15'.