# resort to such legal processes or prolonging their stay in this country - **Citation:** C.L. No. 60/VIIf-69 - **Court:** Allahabad High Court - **Decided:** 2000-06-14 - **Case number:** C.L. No. 60/VIIf-69 - **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/resort-to-such-legal-processes-or-prolonging-their-stay-in-this-country-163509 - **Pages:** 2 ## Text 309 Civil suits filed by Pakistani nationals for determination of their nationality should be disposed of as expeditiously as possible so that no Pakistani national may resort to such legal processes or prolonging their stay in this country. (vii) Motor vehicle cases C.L. No. 60/VIIf-69 dated 29th April, 1976 The following instructions should be followed for achieving speedy disposal of old cases under the Motor Vehicles Act:- 1. Old cases under the Motor Vehicles Act may, if necessary, be distributed equally amongst the officers competent to try such cases. 2. New cases under the said Act may be instituted in various courts than wise. 3. Temporary assistance of one clerk may, if necessary, be provided to expedite the issue of summons and entry of such cases in the respective registers. 4. Sufficient number of copies of the proforma of the summons under section 130* of the Motor Vehicles Act be got printed locally and distributed to all the courts dealing with Motor Vehicles Act cases for issue of summons in future in the said proforma indicating there in the fine proposed so that the accused transmits his plea of guilt and remits the fine proposed. Thereafter the case of the accused may be disposed of without his appearance in court. 5. The courts which are specifically directed to disposed of old cases may, if necessary, request the S.S.P. to provide the requisite number of constables for serving the summons issued under section 130* of the Motor Vehicles Act. 6. The summonses to those accused who are residing outside the station, should be sent under certificate of posting. 7. All the summonses which are issued under section 130 (Now Section 208 M.V. Act 1988) of the Motor Vehicles Act, should be entered in a register and whenever money orders are received, necessary entry in respect thereof be made in that register. The receipts of fine be prepared and the entries made in the Fine Register. The amount of fine be deposited in the treasury under the proper head by means of treasury challan. 8. The courts which are nominated for dealing with the old cases under the Motor Vehicles Act shall try to dispose of such cases within four months. 9. The District Judges shall direct the Magistrates concerned to dispose of such cases along with their regular work within the stipulated period of time. C.L. No. 96/VII f-69 dated 5th June, 1976 It encloses a proforma of the summons under section 130 (Now Section 208 M.V. Act 1988) of the Motor Vehicles Act for preparation of printed copies thereof locally and distribution to all the courts dealing with Motor Vehicles Act cases. 310 C.L.No.P.S.(R G)/77/2000 Dated June 14, 2000 With reference to the circular letter wherein thrust was, given for making disposal of seven years old cases, information has been received that proceeding in a large number of such old cases are stayed by the Appellate/High Court. I am desired to request you to furnish the statement of the cases both civil and criminal in which the proceedings have been stayed by the Hon'ble court. The information must also bear the reference of the particulars of the case/petition in which stay orders have been passed by the Hon'ble court. This information must reach to the High Court positively by June 25, 2000. PROFORMA SPECIAL SUMMON TO A PERSON ACCUSED OF AN OFFENCE UNDER M.V. ACT ETC. To, ........................ S/o ................... Address: Vehicle No. Whereas your attendance is necessary to answer a charge under the M.V. Act, you are hereby required to appear in person (or by pleader before Judicial Magistrate ...... On the .... Day of ....19.... or if you desire to plead guilty to the charge without appearing before the Magistrate, to transmit by registered post before the aforesaid date the plea of guilty in writing and the sum of Rs. ...... by money order as fine, or if you desire to appear by pleader and to plead guilty through such pleader, to authorize such pleader in writing to make such a plea of guilty on your behalf and to pay the fine through such pleader. Herein fail not otherwise a warrant of arrest shall be issued against you. Dated, this ............. Day of ............ 19 ......... (Signature) (Seal of the Court) C.L. No. 94/Admn. (A) dated 13th September, 1978 Guidelines for the disposal of cases under the Motor Vehicles Act:- 1. Cases under the Motor Vehicles Act will be decided by the Judicial Magistrates and the Munsif-Magistrates only, as far as possible thanawise. The Chief Judicial Magistrates however, in consultation with the District Judges should make arrangements in such a way that one day only one Magistrate should, as far as possible, take up these cases thereby avoiding difficulty to the transport authorities and the litigants in attending more than one court in a day. 2. The Magistrates deciding such cases will try to accommodate, as far as possible, the prosecuting agency and the accused persons, even if they turn up in court after their case had been taken up. 3. The Magistrates shall use the provisions of section 130* of the Motor Vehicles Act to the maximum possible extent while deciding cases under that Act.