# should be impressed

- **Citation:** C.L. No.45/VI-h-36
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1977-03-08
- **Case number:** C.L. No.45/VI-h-36
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/should-be-impressed-163398
- **Pages:** 1

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C.L. No.45/VI-h-36 dated 8th March, 1977
On each charge sheet filed in the courts, a rubber seal indicating the following
should be impressed:-
(a)
Charge-sheet received on...........
(b)
Paper sent for copying on............
(c)
Papers and copies received back on .............

Numbering of criminal cases

C.L. N0.75/VIII-8-108 Admn.(G)(B) dated 29th October, 1984
All the criminal courts should strictly comply with rule 21 and rule 91 of the
General Rules (Criminal), with regard to numbering of criminal cases.
14. COMMITTAL OF CASES
C.L.No. 60/VII-d-21 dated 16th September, 1948
On the commitment of a case by the Magistrate, a date should be fixed for its
hearing without waiting for the evidence under section 219 of the Code of Criminal
Procedure. If such evidence is not recorded by the Magistrate by the date of hearing
Sessions Judges may use their discretion and either proceed with the trial or adjourn it for
the remaining evidence only. The entire hearing is to be adjourned only in very
exceptional circumstances. It may, however, be borne in mind that after commitment the
trial in the sessions court is by no means to depend on the proceedings in the court of the
committing Magistrates.
C.L. No. 120/Vlld-68 dated 16th November, 1970
Instructions contained in G.O. No. 1166/VI-6-19-1964, dated the July 15. 1964
should be strictly followed while committing cases to the- court of Sessions keeping in
mind that the entire prosecution case is completely ready and includes the reports of the
Chemical Examiner and the Serologist where it is necessary to rely on these for deciding
the case.
Sessions Judges should, however, impress upon Judicial Magistrates that cases
should not be committed to Sessions Courts unless all the evidence and specially the
important evidence has been completed and that if in any particular case evidence under
section 219* of the Code of Criminal Procedure remains to be recorded, it should be
finished before the date fixed by the Sessions Judge for the hearing of the case.
G.L. No. 54/T, and 56/T dated 30th August, 1948
The calendar and the record of the case committed to sessions are generally sent
by committing Magistrates to the courts of sessions long after the date of commitment in
contravention of the provision of rule 35, Chapter V of the General Rules (Criminal),

 Now 1977vide notification no. 504/Vb-13 dated 5.11.83.
 This C.L. should be read in context of the charges made by Cr. P.C.of 1973