# practicing in a number of judgeships

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 129/IVh-10
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1978-11-20
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 129/IVh-10
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/practicing-in-a-number-of-judgeships-163012
- **Pages:** 1

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civil courts. The said convenience is very necessary for the lady lawyers also, who are
practicing in a number of judgeships.
Necessary plan and estimate for the proposed work duly scrutinized by the proper
authorities should be sent to the Court expeditiously along with a site plan showing the
site selected for the purpose.
24.
 ENTRY IN COURT PREMISES WITH FIRE ARMS
C.L. No. 129/IVh-10, dated 20th November, 1978
District Judges should ensure strict compliance of Rule 614(4) of G. R. (Civil)
and persons bringing any kind of arms with them are prohibited entry in the court
premises.
G.L. NO. 322/46, dated 25th January, 1913
The Munsarim of each court is responsible for seeing that no person other than an
official of the court or a recognized apprentice enters any office rooms or record room
without the Written permission of the presiding officer.
25.
MODE OF ADDRESSING PARTIES BY COURT PEONS
G.L. No. 16/VI-c-5, dated 21st September, 1951
Peons when calling out the names of parties and witnesses in a case should use
more respectful language and should prefix the term ―Sri‖ or ―Sarvasri‖, ―Srimati‖ or
―Kumari‖ to the name or names as circumstances may require. They should also make
use of the more respectful term ―hazir hain‖ instead of the term ―hazir hai‖.
26.
 NO COURT DRESS FOR MEMBERS OF PUBLIC
C.L. No. 37/IX-a-23, dated 14th April, 1951
Peons in subordinate courts should not object to members of the public entering
the court room with a cap on. No objection should be taken to the dress worn by any
member of the public attending the courts provided he is decently and properly dressed
having regard to his status in life. Anyone wearing the European headdress must remove
it before entering the courtroom in accordance with European custom.
C.L. No. 53/73, dated 18th June, 1973
Litigants, members of the public and the witnesses should neither be prohibited
from wearing Gandhi cap or any Indian head gear neither while entering a court nor
should they be asked to take it off.
27.
DRESS FOR A.P.P.
C. L.No.42/VIII-b-223, dated 7th April, 1976
It encloses G.O.No. 2312/Eight-Ni-Lo-Aa-2/6(2):74, dated 27th February, 1976
of U.P. Government prescribing, dress for Assistant Public Prosecutor.
While appearing before a Court, the Assistant Public Prosecutors are required to
put on a buttoned up black coat or black coat with a black tie.