# Security Register prescribed under rule 546 Chapter XXIII of General

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 1/70-H-8
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1966-01-03
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 1/70-H-8
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/security-register-prescribed-under-rule-546-chapter-xxiii-of-general-162281
- **Pages:** 1

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1.
Security Register prescribed under rule 546 Chapter XXIII of General
Rules (Civil), 1957 should be properly written. In column no. 4 the
amount ordinarily to be kept in hand should be noted. In column no. 6 the
form of bond executed should also be noted. In the last column the
character of security, i.e., the number of Post Office Savings Bank Pass
Books or of National Certificates should be noted, and also whether
security has been furnished to the full amount required or is being made in
monthly instalments by deductions from pay.
2.
A new register be prepared allotting separate pages for different posts
requiring security Bonds in Forms 2-A and 2-D executed by the officials
should be signed by the District Judge.
3.
Account should be kept in office to show monthly deductions made and
deposited in Post Office Savings Bank. A register in Form 2-G
should also be maintained as required by Para 71-A of Financial
Handbook Volume V-1. Pass Books should not be left with the
officials. Monthly deductions should be made before disbursement of pay
and deposited in Post Office Savings Bank Account.
C.L. No. 1/70-H-8 dated 3rd January, 1966
The disposal of unclaimed security deposits of the retired officials should be
regulated in accordance with the instructions contained in Note (5) to paras 340, 351 and
352 of the Financial Handbook, Volume V, Part 1.
(ii) Librarian-cum-stationery clerk
C.L. No. 93/VIII 205/23 dated 31st October, 1968
Subject to the provisions of rule 541 of the General Rules (Civil) 1957, Volume I,
the amount of security, to be furnished by the Librarian-cum-Stationery Clerk, for bigger
judgeships shall be Rs. 1000/-. and for smaller Judgeships Rs. 500/- which shall include
the security, if any, deposited for the custody of saleable forms and may be furnished in
the form of personal bond also.
(iii) Nazir
C.L. No. 44/VIII-b-111 dated 8th April, 1976
In exercise of the powers conferred by rule 541 of General Rules. (Civil) 1957, Vol.
1, the District Judges may suitably increase the amount of security of Nazirs and Deputy
Nazirs of their judgeships.
(iv) Process-servers
G.L. No. 3185/2-C-1(a) dated 16th September, 1916
No person shall be appointed process-server or promoted from the lower to the
higher grade of process servers, whether temporarily or substantively, until he has
furnished security in the sum of Rs. 50.
(v) Acceptance of bhumidhari rights as security
C.L No. 32/V-c-113 dated 21st May, 1954
Bhumidhari land may be accepted as security from government servants at 28 times
the land revenue payable in 1360F.