# Statement showing the business of the Civil Appellate Courts of the State/Union

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 79/VIIIb-74
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1931-04-28
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 79/VIIIb-74
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/statement-showing-the-business-of-the-civil-appellate-courts-of-the-state-union-162494
- **Pages:** 1

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PROFORMA - II
Statement showing the business of the Civil Appellate Courts of the State/Union
Territory of ....... During the quarter ending ...........

No. of Appeals disposed of
during quarter
Pending at the
close of the quarter
Miscellaneous (columns 8 minus 17)
18
Regular columns 5 minus 15
17
Total
Miscellaneous (Columns 10, 12 and 14)
16
Regular (columns 9, 11, 13)
15
After full hearing
Miscellaneous
14
Regular
13
Transferred to other
courts
Miscellaneous
12
Regular
11
Dismissed or not
prosecuted
Miscellaneous
10
Regular
9
Miscellaneous
Appeals
Total (Columns 6 and 7)
8
Instituted and otherwise received during the quarter including
transfer
7
Pending at the beginning of the quarter
6
Regular Appeals
Total (Columns 3 and 4)
5
Instituted and otherwise received during quarter including
transfer
4
Pending at the beginning of the quarter
3
Number of courts and number of days devoted in civil work
2
Class of Courts

1*
(a)
Stayed cases
G.L. No. 9/167-4 dated 28th April, 1931

Suits are frequently postponed because the issue for decision is about to come
before the High Court in appeal in some other suit and the trial court, therefore, directs
the proceedings to be stayed until the appeal in the High Court is decided. If all District
Judges direct trial courts hearing original suits to send them information whenever a suit
is adjourned for this reason and to notify to them the number of the suit adjourned and the
number of the appeal which is pending before the High Court, it may be possible to have
such appeals expedited. If a regular list is maintained by District Judges and forwarded to
the High Court with the quarterly statements it is hoped that much more comprehensive
arrangements may be made in the High Court in order to prevent unnecessary delays in
trial courts.

The above list should also contain information with respect to all cases the
records of which have been sent to the High Court.

All courts in a judgeship should send the information regarding the records
submitted by them directly to the High Court to the Record Room every quarter. The
information will be consolidated there and then sent to the High Court.

* 1. Senior Civil Judge/Subordinate Judge (Senior); *2. District/Additional District Judge
C.L. No. 79/VIIIb-74 dated 18th August, 1953