# section (ii) dated 3rd July, 2006. 413

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 26/VII-d-108
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 2001-08-02
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 26/VII-d-108
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/section-ii-dated-3rd-july-2006-413-163664
- **Pages:** 3

## Headnote

section (ii) dated 3rd July, 2006. 413

## Text

412
indicate the volume of the sample contained in the bottle, (iii) exact volume of sample
taken in the bottle be indicated and (iv) while forwarding the samples to Central Food
Laboratories safe transportation of the samples be ensured.
74.
FURNISHING OF STATEMENT OF CASES PENDING UNDER THE
UTTAR PRADESH PUBLIC EXAMINTION (PREVENTION OF UNFAIR
MEANS) ACT, 1998
C.L. No. 26/VII-d-108, Dated: 2nd August, 2001
In the meeting of the State Legal Services Authority it has been decided that
statement of cases registered under U.P. Public Examination (Prevention of Unfair
Means) Act, 1998pending in different Magisterial Courts be obtained and placed in the
next meeting of the Authority.
I am, therefore, to request you kindly to send the statement of the cases registered
under U.P. Public Examination (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 1998 pending in
different Magisterial Courts to the Court treating it as MOST URGENT and information
should be sent through FAX immediately.
(i)
Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Act, 2005 & 2006
C.L. No. 49/2006: Dated 15.11.2006
The government of India has introduced amendments in Sections 1, 20, 24, 29,
53, 82, 102, 110, 122, 176, 195, 202, 206, 223, 228, 260, 292, 293, 320, 340, 356, 258,
377, 378, 389, ,
428, 438, 436,
437, 446, 459
and in First and
Second
Schedules of the
Code
of
Criminal
Procedure, 1973
besides inserting
new
sections
25A, 50A, 53A,
54A,
164A,
291A,
311A,
436A, 441 and
new
Chapter
XXIA
in
the
Principal
Act.
The
insertions
of Sections 153-A, 174A, 195A & 229-A have also been made in the Indian penal Court,
1860 and an amendment has been introduced in Sections 154 of the Indian Evidence Act,
1877, vide Amending Acts and Notifications published in Gazette of India noted in the
margin.
1. The Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Act, 2005 (published
in Gazette Extraordinary Pat II - Section 1 dated 23rd June, 2005.
2. The Code of Criminal procedure (Amendment) Act, 2006
(Amendment) Act, 2005 (published in Gazette Extraordinary Part II -
Section 1 dated 5th June, 2005
3. Notification dated 21.06.2006 giving effect to the provisions of the
Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Act, 2005, (published in
Gazette Extraordinary Part-II - Section 3-Sub Section (ii) dated 21st
June, 2006.
4. The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2005 (Extraordinary Part-IISection 1 dated 12th June, 2006.
5. Two Notifications dated 12.04.2006 and 03.07.2006 giving effect to
the provisions of the Criminal law (Amendment) Act 2005
(published in Gazette Extraordinary Part-II, Section 3 - Sub section
6. (ii) dated 12th April, 2006 and (Extraordinary Part-II, Section 3 -
Sub-section (ii) dated 3rd July, 2006.
413

Therefore, while enclosing herewith one copy each of the amending acts and the
notifications, I am directed to request you to kindly bring the Amendments to the Notice
of all the Judicial Officers of the Judgeship working under your supervisory control for
their information and compliance in letter and spirit.
75.
69TH REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT RELATED PARLIAMENTARY
STANDING COMMITTEE ON HOME AFFAIRS ON THE ACTION
TAKEN BY GOVERNMENT ON THE 61ST REPORT OF THE
COMMITTEE ON THE DEMAND FOR GRANTS OF DEPTT. OF
JUSTICE FOR THE YEAR 2000-2001
C.L. No. 36 Dated: 12th October, 2001
I am directed to request you that the Parliamentary Standing Committee in its 69th
report has called for action taken by the Government in 61st report.
In the above report, the committee directs ―the Department to furnish to it a brief
statistical analysis of pendency of cases (court-wise/age-wise) to have a clear picture at a
glance and also details of feedback from the concerned State Government /UTS /High
Courts as to when they would begin proceedings to close cases involving minor offences
pending for two years and more/ disposal of case of under trials who are languishing in
various jails in the country.‖
In the above context to facilitate the reply to the committee, you are requested to
indicate the action taken on the closure of cases involving minor offences pending for
two years and more as well as report/statement on disposal of cases of under trials who
are languishing in jail in your Judgeship. The information may be sent to the Court
within a week from the receipt of this letter so that the same be submitted to the
Parliamentary Standing Committee in time.
(i)
Sending of timely information of arrest, detention, conviction and release of
the Members of Parliament and Members of Legislative Assembly to the
Speaker.
C.L. No. 14407/VIII-2-24/Admin. (F-II) Dated: 28the September, 2002
I am directed to invite your kind attention to Court's circular letter dated 29.7.98
wherein it was impressed upon that the information of arrest, detention, conviction and
release of Member of Parliament and Member of Legislative Assembly may be sent to
the Speaker concerned timely.
It has come to the notice of the Court that the direction contained in Court's
circular letter No. 12012/VIII-e-24/Admin.(f), dated 29.7.98 are not being complied with
strictly by the Presiding Officer working under you.
I am, therefore, to request you kindly to impress upon all the Presiding Officers to
follow the directions contained in circular letter cited above may be complied with
concerning information regarding arrest, detention, conviction and release of M.Ps. and
M.L.As. to the Speaker concerned timely.
414
76.
ASSIGNMENT OF THE WORK OF COMMITTAL OF CASES AND
REMAND/BAIL BY MAGISTRATE LOCALLY PERTAINING TO
JURISDICTION
OF
OUTLYING
COURTS
IN
ALL
SESSIONS
DIVISIONS IN THE STATE OF U.P.
C.L.No.19/ 2006/ Dated Allahabad: May 10th May, 2006
 I am directed to say that after consideration of larger interest of society and
efficient functioning of the criminal Judicial Apparatus .the Hon'ble court has been
pleased to resolve as follows:-
i.
The committal and remand/bail work in sessions triable cases should not
be assigned to the outlying court where there is no sub-Jail.
ii.
The work of committal of cases and remand/bail for offences punishable
under section 302,304,304-B and 396 I.P.C. and under the N.D.P.S. Act
should be retained at the District Headquarter.
iii.
Committal and remand/bail of the offences of lesser gravity (other than
Section 302,304,304-B and 396 I.P.C. and under the N.D.P.S. Act,) triable
by the court of sessions may be assigned to the outlying courts where there
is sub jail.
iv.
A sub-copying section should be made functional under the senior-most
judicial officer of the outlying court for copying case diary/document in
respect of cases, committal proceeding of which to be handled there.
v.
The scheme of assignment of committal and remand/bail work, as
proposed here in above, in some measure should be kept flexible in case
some modification is required, keeping in view the condition of a
particular district. In that eventuality, the District Judge may approach the
High court setting out the detailed exceptional and special reasons seeking
modification in the above scheme for his district.
vi.
Such request of the District Judge concerned should be jointly examined
by the Hon'ble Administrative Judge of that district and another Hon'ble
Judge of the Administrative Committee, to be nominated by Hon'ble the
Chief Justice. The report should then be placed befor the Administrative
Committee for appropriate orders as may be suggested by such two
Hon'ble Judges.

I am, therefore, to request you kindly to bring this fact to the notice of all the
Judicial Officers posted in your judgeship and ensure the compliance strictly.
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