# 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-162511
- **Pages:** 2

## Text

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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.
281
C.L. No. 2/IXg-1 dated 4th January, 1969

While submitting the annual Civil and Criminal statements to the Court, the
following further information should also be incorporated in the relevant statement.
(1)
The actual periods for which each temporary court functioned during the
year.
(2)
The number of cases pending instituted and disposed of, under
Encumbered Estates Act and the Uttar Pradesh Agriculturists Relief Act,
separately.
(b)
Submission of statement with annual return
G.L. No. 47/41-78 dated 30th December, 1942
District Judges should submit with the annual statements another statement in the
following form showing the work done by judicial officers during the year.
Statement showing the work done by the judicial officer of the judgeship in U.P.
during the year ...... year 19 year 19
Statement showing disposal of old and intricate cases
C.L. No. 66/VIIh-13 dated 12th May, 1952
In order to induce disposal of old cases, District Judges should require all
presiding officers in their judgeships to submit to them in April every year a statement in
the form appended to the letter noted in the bloc and pass such orders thereon as they
may consider proper.

A list of all cases held up on account of cases pending in the High Court should
be submitted to the Court at the same time with full references and particulars of the
cases pending in the Court to enable steps to be taken to expedite their disposal. The list

* This column is to show the nature of any case, which is complicated, and the time it is likely to take. It
should also, in such cases, give the section or sections of charge and number of prosecution and defence
witnesses.
Name of the
judicial
officer
together with
periods
during which
they worked
in different
capacities

Original suits decided after full trial
S.C.C. suits decided excluding transfers
Appeals regular
excluding
transfers
Total no. of cases pending over a
year at the end of the year in which
delay is within the control of the
officer
Criminal work
done
Civil Judge‟s Appeals
Munsif‟s Appeals
Revenue Apopeals
Original suits
Execution applications
Session trials or Criminal
cases decided by Munsifs
Appeals
Revisions
Remarks*
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1
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