# the Act and in the G.O. referred to above even in respect of government constructions

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 119/Ne-Jee-10
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1968-05-21
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 119/Ne-Jee-10
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/the-act-and-in-the-g-o-referred-to-above-even-in-respect-of-government-162432
- **Pages:** 1

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and controlling authorities appointed for the regulation of building operations in the
regulated areas. It is, therefore, necessary that prior sanction of the prescribed authority
should be taken before any building operations are conducted within the limits of a
regulated area. The District Judges should comply strictly with the directions contained in
the Act and in the G.O. referred to above even in respect of government constructions.
C.L. No. 119/Ne-Jee-10 dated 23rd September, 1971
According to section 6 of U.P. (Regulation of Building Operations) Act, 1958,
permission should be taken from the prescribed authority concerned before starting
construction work in regulated areas and attempt should also be made not to encroach on
the excess land as shown in Land Use of the master plan.
(k) Valuation
C.L. No. 70 dated 22nd July, 1969
Instructions contained in Government Circular Endorsement no. 2388(i)-CB/23PCC-2CB/1968, dated May 21, 1968 regarding valuation of building by the Public
Works Department should be complied with strictly.
(l) Electric Installation
G.L. No. 13 dated 4th June, 1931
All Judicial officers should arrange for the maintenance of electrical installations in
the buildings under their charge as soon as the installations are made over to them.
G.L. No. 4186 dated 16th August, 1940
The cut-outs and neutral links referred to in rule 30, Indian Electricity Rules, 1954,
are not part of the service line as defined by the first proviso, sub-head (b) to clause VI(I),
Schedule, Indian Electricity Act, 1910 and their cost is not payable by consumers.
All District Judges should, therefore, refuse payment for such links and cut-outs.
G.L. No. 3827-B-1/49 dated 26th April, 1949
All District Judges, while proposing creation of temporary courts, should state
whether or not the court building is fitted with electricity thus enabling the Court to
sanction contingent grant in terms of G.O. no. 542/VII-378-47, dated April 16, 1949.
The contingent grants for temporary courts of Additional District Judges, Civil
Judges and Munsifs are to be at the following rates, namely -
(1)
Rs. 25 per mensem for courts fitted with electric fans.
(2)
Rs. 60 per mensem for courts not fitted with electric fans and where
Punkha pullers are employed for the period, 16th April to 15th October
and at Rs. 25 per mensem for the rest of the year.
G.L. No. 9/46-63-611 dated 16th May, 1945
The Government have not issued any general orders allowing payment of
maintenance charges of electric installation up to 3-1/2 per cent per annum of the cost of
such installations in the case of non-residential buildings. The practice followed at
present is for the head of a department to lay down a normal annual grant for