# registered the same day or latest by the next day

- **Citation:** C. L. No. 4328
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1963-11-06
- **Case number:** C. L. No. 4328
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/registered-the-same-day-or-latest-by-the-next-day-162917
- **Pages:** 2

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Registration of Cases. - Cases received in the magistrates courts should be
registered the same day or latest by the next day.
Monthly meeting of all the Presiding Officers of Civil and Criminal Courts .-
Once in two or three months the President and the Secretary of the District Bar
Association should also be invited to the monthly meeting of the Presiding Officers for
discussing matters touching the Bench and the Bar.
13.
INQUIRY BY ANTI-CORRUPTION BRANCH OF THE POLICE
C. L. No. 4328, dated 24th August, 1940
(1)
The Anti-Corruption Branch of the Police Department is an investigating agency
and shall take proceedings only on the written request of the prescribed authority
as defined in these rules. Any application or complaint received from other
sources shall be forwarded to the prescribed authority with or without comment.
(2)
If for any reason the Anti-Corruption Officer considers that his branch cannot or
should not undertake any inquiry which he has been asked to undertake by a
prescribed authority other than the Government, he shall after taking the orders of
the Inspector General of Police, make a report to the prescribed authority to that
effect. If after consideration of that report the prescribed authority considers that
the enquiry should be made, he may refer the matter to Government for orders.
(3)
The Anti-Corruption Branch shall keep the prescribed authority informed of the
progress of any inquiry undertaken by it from time to time and shall, when the
inquiry is complete or when requested to do so by the prescribed authority, close
the inquiry and submit a report, to that authority. It is for the prescribed authority
to decide the action, if any, that should be taken on the report of the AntiCorruption Branch.
(4)
If, during the course of an inquiry the Anti-Corruption Branch receives any
information against an officer into whose conduct it has not been requested to
inquire it shall forward the information to the prescribed authority who may, if it
sees fit, request the Branch to inquire into the matter.
(5)
If, during the course of an enquiry into the misconduct, of an officer, the AntiCorruption Branch receives any further information of misconduct by that officer
not covered by the written instructions referred to in rule I, it shall send such
information to the prescribed authority who shall pass such orders on it as it may
deem fit.
(6)
(i)
In cases in which the head of the department is not the prescribed
authority that authority shall send copies of all orders passed by it to the head of
the department and the Anti-Corruption Officer shall submit his final report and
his interim report through the head of the department and the Anti-Corruption
Officer shall submit his final report and his interim report through the head of the
department.
(ii)
For the purposes of this rule only the following shall be considered heads
of departments :
The High Court in the case of gazetted judicial officers.
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The District Judge in the case of non-gazetted judicial officers and of honorary
Munsifs.
(7)
For the purposes of these rules, the prescribed authority shall be as follows:
* * * *
Gazetted officers -the Provincial Government.
 Non-Gazetted Judicial Officers -High Court.
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Non-gazetted officers, of the Departments.
The Head of the Department concerned.
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Honorary Magistrates or Honorary Assistant Collectors -The Provincial
Government/Honorary Munsifs - The High Court.
C. E. No. 56, dated 23rd September, 1966

Strictly compliance of Court's instructions regarding expeditious disposal of
corruption cases as contained in its C. L. No. 69, dated November 6, 1963 as
emphasized.
14.
SANCTION FOR COMPLAINT
C. L. No. 61/VII-b-19, dated 31st July, 1956
The Secretary to Government of Uttar Pradesh, Home Department, has been
authorized under notification nos. 1280/VI-663-1956, dated 19th* June, 1956 and
1280(2)/VI-663-1956, dated 19th June 1956 to accord previous sanction to the making of
complaints under section 198B of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898,* in cases where
such complaints are to be made of an offence alleged to have been committed against the
Governor of the State and a Minister of State respectively. The authority to accord similar
sanction to the making of a complaint for an offence alleged to have been made against a
public servant in the discharge of his public functions is vested in the Secretary to
Government, U.P., in the Administrative Department concerned under notification no.
1280(4)/VI-66 3-1956, dated 19th June, 1956.
15.
REPORT OF CASES OF DEFALCATION TO A.G., U.P.
G.L. No. 17/X-b-40-1(14) dated 29th May. 1947
Provisions of paragraph 82 of Financial Handbook, Volume V, Part I, should be
complied with immediately after the discovery of any defalcation or loss of government
money, etc. without waiting for a valuation to be made of the loss sustained.
16.
ECONOMY MEASURES
C.L. No. 91/IX-g-19 dated 24th October, 1968 read with
C.E. No. 26-X-g-19 dated 26th May, 1967 and
C.L. No. 144/Budget/1X-g-D dated 31st August. 1976

* Section 199(2) (f) Cr. P. C. 1973