# The function of sanctioning casual leave and special casual leave to Additional

- **Citation:** C.L.No. 195/IV-f-72
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1976-12-08
- **Case number:** C.L.No. 195/IV-f-72
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/the-function-of-sanctioning-casual-leave-and-special-casual-leave-to-additional-162089
- **Pages:** 1

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[13] LEAVE
(i)
Casual leave
C.L.No. 195/IV-f-72 dated 8th December, 1976.
The function of sanctioning casual leave and special casual leave to Additional
District and Sessions Judges shall be performed by the District Judges,
C.L. No. 63 (Para) VI dated 6th November, 1967
Casual leave to Chief Judicial Magistrates will be granted by the District Judges.
C.L. No. 74 dated 20th May, 1976
The casual leave to Judicial Magistrates shall henceforth be granted by the District
Judge, and not by the C.J.M. When any leave is granted by the District Judge, to any
Judicial Magistrate or Munsif-Magistrate, the C.J.M. should invariably be informed of it.
G.L. No. 8/46/7-62 dated 16th February, 1935 read with
G.O. No. 481/II-355 dated 1st February, 1935
Additional District Judges not at headquarters are authorised to grant casual leave
to other Judicial Officers, namely, Civil Judges and Munsifs in their districts.
G.L. No. 27/Admn.(A) dated 30th April, 1982
One day‟s leave be allowed to the Railway Magistrates and their staff, in lieu of
their working on a holiday.
G.L. No. 28/44-6-(1) dated 23rd July, 1932
If an officer without leave previously obtained absents himself from his court under
rule 12, Chapter I of the General Rules (Civil), 1957, the District Judge is to treat such
absence as one on casual leave.
G.L. No. 31/IVf-72-dated 28th April, 1950
Judicial Officers are allowed to combine casual leave with holidays (including nonworking days but excluding the civil court vacation) without such holidays, whether
prefixed, suffixed or falling in between, being counted towards casual leave, subject to
the condition that the total period of absence including such holidays does not exceed
fourteen days at a time.
C.L. No. 7/IVf-72 Admn. G. dated. 10th February, 1981
No Judicial officer under the administrative control of the District Judge, including
the Additional District and Sessions Judge, shall leave the district to which he is attached
either during holidays or at any other time, without previously having obtained
permission from the District Judge, with whom he shall leave his address to enable the
District Judge to communicate with him at once in his absence, should this be necessary.
C.L. No. 60/V-74(110)-49,f dated 5th September, 1949
In cases of emergency when it is not possible to obtain the prior permission of the
Court to leave the station during holidays or on casual leave, a District Judge, or a
Sessions Judge not at headquarters, may leave the station in anticipation of the Court‟s