# than one form may be utilized

- **Citation:** C.L.No. 2/6
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1949-01-05
- **Case number:** C.L.No. 2/6
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/than-one-form-may-be-utilized-162510
- **Pages:** 1

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4.
In submitting returns to the Court only up-to-date forms should be used. The
practice of pasting blank paper on the forms should be avoided. If necessary more
than one form may be utilized.
(Form referred to at para 2 ante)
1.
Unpaid tribunals (Honorary Munsifs)
C.L.No. 2/6 dated 5th January, 1949
Sri ........ Honorary Munsifs .......... Bench of Honorary Munsifs ............... Total.
Paid Sub-divisional tribunals (Munsifs)
Sri ......... Munsifs ..................... from ............... to ...........
Sri .......... Additional Munsif .....................
From ..............................to ...................................
Total.
2.
Small Cause Courts
Judge, Small Cause Court, exercising powers up to Rs. 1,000.
Sri .......... from .......to ..... Judge, Small Cause Court exercising powers up to Rs. 500.
Sri ......... from ........ to ... Judge, Small Cause Court exercising powers up to Rs. 250.
Sri ........................... from .....................to ...........................
3.
District Courts other than Chief Courts of districts
(Civil Judges)
Sri ............... Civil Judge ..................... from ............... to .........
Sri ............... Additional Civil Judge ............from ...........to ......... Total..........
4.
Chief Courts of district (District Judges)
Sri ............. District Judge ............... from ..........to ...............
Sri .......... Additional District Judge ..........from........ to ............. Total
5.
Grand Total
C.L. No. 76 dated 11th December, 1963
While submitting the annual civil returns of the judgeship in Form no. 85
(showing the general result of civil suits in the courts of original jurisdiction in respect of
suits pending for more than a year shown in Column nos. 31 and 32) the District Judges
will see that the sttement should, inter alia, contain the additional detailed information on
the following points as well:
(1)
Suits in which service of summonses on parties does not take place or
parties die and substitution proceedings have to be taken.
(2)
Suits which are remanded for fresh hearing by appellate or revisional
courts.
(3)
Pending suits which are stayed, under orders of superior Courts, and
(4)
Suits which are stayed due to special legislation like the Consolidation of
Holdings Act.