# the District Magistrate for allotment of the house to the successor

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 52/Budget
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1980-04-11
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 52/Budget
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/the-district-magistrate-for-allotment-of-the-house-to-the-successor-162143
- **Pages:** 1

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On being informed of his transfer, the District Judge should himself move
the District Magistrate for allotment of the house to the successor.
C.L. No. 52/Budget dated 25th September, 1983
Whenever a departmental house is available it should be allotted to a Judicial
officer and in no case it should be allotted to an officer of any other department. If,
however, a departmental house becomes surplus prior permission of the Court should
invariably be obtained before permitting the house to be occupied by an officer of any
other department.
C.L. No. 55S (b)/Budget/Pooled Houses dated 14th May, 1980
Invites attention to Government letter No. 796/VII-U.Nya.nst/ 79TC, dated April
11, 1980, whereby it has been decided by the Government that the pooled houses in the
occupation of Judicial Officers on 1.1.1980 shall be reserved for the Officers of the
Judicial Department. The District Judges should ensure that the residences constructed
under Pooled Housing Scheme, vacated by the Officers are kept reserved for the Officers
of the Judicial Department and are allotted to the Officers as recommended by them.
C.L. No. 74/Admn. (B-1) dated 22nd November, 1985
District Judges should ensure that the houses in the Pool-Scheme which were in
possession of Judicial Officers on 1.1.80 be allotted to Judicial Officers only, on their
recommendations. It may be strictly ensured that any house in Pool-Scheme should not
be surrendered without prior approval of the Court.
C.L. No. 86/S(b)/Admn. Budget dated 13th January, 1987
The Judicial Officers upon transfer or retirement as the case may be shall not retain
their official residences (houses belonging to Judicial Department, houses in the pooled
housing scheme and allotted houses) beyond 45 days on any ground whatsoever without
prior permission of the Court and a default in this behalf shall constitute 'misconduct'.
Retention
of
official
residence
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Judicial
Officers
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their
transfer/retirement/death
No. 2173/Admin.(B-I) Section, Dated: May 22, 2009

I am directed to send herewith 10 copies of Circular letter No. 23/Admin. (B-I)
Sec., dated 15.5.2009, on the above subject and to request you kindly to publish it in the
forthcoming Book of Circular Letters.
Retention of the official residence by the Judicial Officers after their
transfer/retirement/death.
C.L. No. 23/2009/Admin. (B-1) Sec., Dated: May 15, 2009

I am directed to say that in supersession of Court‟s previous Circular Letters No.
86/S(b)/Admin. Budget, dated 13.1.1987 and No. 2/Admin.(B-I), dated 05.5.1995, on the
above subject, the Court has been pleased to order that the Judicial Officers on their
transfer/retirement/death, as the case may be, shall not retain the official residence
(houses belonging to the Judicial department, houses under pooled housing scheme and