# the officer handing or taking over the charge. Illegible initials do not help in this matter

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 417/Main-B/Admin.(A-3)
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1984-01-01
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 417/Main-B/Admin.(A-3)
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/the-officer-handing-or-taking-over-the-charge-illegible-initials-do-not-help-in-162056
- **Pages:** 2

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Deputy Registrar (Services) in the High Court. The difficulty is being felt in obtaining
this copy from the office of Deputy Registrar (Services) which also needs this record very
often. It has also been observed that many charge certificates do not mention the name of
the officer handing or taking over the charge. Illegible initials do not help in this matter.
This makes it desirable that the full name of the officer be clearly indicated on the charge
certificate. In this connection it has been felt necessary that a copy of the charge
certificate be directly endorsed to Joint Registrar (Computers).
I am, therefore, directed to say that a copy of the charge certificate be henceforth
sent directly to Joint Registrar (Computers), High Court, Allahabad and the charge
certificate should clearly indicate the name of the officer in block capital letters.
(vi)
Appointment of Presiding Officers in the newly created four Special Courts
of Anti Corruption CBI at Lucknow and two Special Courts of Anti
Corruption CBI at Ghaziabad
C.L. No. 417/Main-B/Admin.(A-3) dated 10.1.2011

On the above noted subject, I have been directed to say that Government have
created six more Additional Special Courts of Anti Corruption CBI (i.e. 4 Courts at
Lucknow and 2 Courts at Ghaziabad) vide G.O No. 1532/VII-Nyay-2-2010-167-G/2009,
dated 26.10.2010

I am, therefore, to request you kindly to recommend the name of any four Judicial
Officers of HJS cadre posted in your Judgeship separately for each Special Court, for
their appointment as Presiding Officer in the newly created four Special Courts of Anti
Corruption CBI at Lucknow and two Special Courts of Anti Corruption, CBI at
Ghaziabad, to this Hon‟ble Court by return FAX.
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PAY AND ALLOWANCES
(i)
Special pay
C.L. No. 19/IV-f-82/Admn.(A) dated 20th March, 1984
Special pay @ Rs. 75/- per month is granted with effect from January 1, 1984, as
mentioned in the G.O. No. 6016/II-4-22(21)83, dated 5.1.1984 to all the Munsif-
Magistrates working in courts situated at Tahsil head quarters of the districts in Uttar
Pradesh, provided they reside at the Tahsil head quarter. A certificate to that effect should
be given by the District Judges concerned.
C.L. No. 16/IV-f-82/Admn.(A) dated 31st March, 1984
Dearness allowance should be allowed to Munsif-Magistrates of outlying courts on
the special pay of Rs. 75/- p.m.
(ii)
Dress allowance
C.E. No. 17/IV-f-82/Admn.(A) dated 20th March, 1984
While referring to G.O. No. 52/7-A. Nya./84-Appointment (4) Anu-22(21)/83,
dated January 5, 1984, the Accountant General, III, Uttar Pradesh, G.A.8-Section, is
requested to authorise Special Compensatory Allowance @ Rs. 75/- per month with
effect from 1.1.1984 to all the Officers posted as District Judges, Additional District and
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Sessions Judges/Additional Sessions Judges, Judge Small Causes Courts/Civil Judges,
Chief Metropolitan Magistrate/Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrates, Chief Judicial
Magis-trates and Additional Chief Judicial Magistrates in Uttar Pradesh.
All the District Judges, are requested to authorise Special Compensatory allowance
to all the Munsif-Magistrates, Judicial Magistrates, and Judicial Magistrates (Railways)
posted in the Districts of Uttar Pradesh under their control @ Rs. 75/- per month with
effect from 1.1.1984 as mentioned in the said G.O.
NOTE:
(1)
G.O. No. 5637/Seven-A.Nya. 731/85 dated 25th September, 1985,
authorised special compensatory allowance @Rs.150/ per month, with
effect from the date of issuance of G.O.
(2)
Vide G.O. No. 2338/Seven-A-Nya. 731/85 dated 7th June, 1989, Judicial
Officers required to wear prescribed dress in courts including the
probationers and trainee-Officers are allowed special compensatory
allowance @ Rs. 300/- per month for purchasing law books and
maintenance of dress w.e.f. the date of issuance of G.O.
(iii) Pay slip
C.L. No. 34/IV-h-47/Admn.(D) dated 21st June, 1989
Invites attention to Government (Nyaya Vibhag) letter No. 333/VII-U.N.-16(A)/89,
dated April 4, 1989 informing that the work of issuance of pay slips etc., to the members
of P.C.S.(J) Service, Judicial Officers Service and Higher Judicial Service has been
entrusted to Joint Director/Deputy Director/Senior Accounts Officer, Pay Slip Cell, Camp
Office, Directorate of Treasury, Allahabad.
(iv) T.A./D.A. for participating in Lok Adalat/Legal Aid Programme
C.L.No .16/VII-d-108(Admn .F) Dated 23rd April, 1998
Payment of TA/DA to the Judicial Officers/ officials, participating in Lok Adalat/
Legal Aid Programmes sponsored by the State Government.
The Hon‟ble Court has taken a decision to recall Court‟s circular letter No. 34/VIld-108(Admn.F),Dated 16.5.84, on the above subject. It is communicated that T.A. &
D.A. to all JudicialOfficers/officials who are participating in the matter related to Legal
Service Authority of the District shall be paid from the budget of the District in which
they are posted.
I am, therefore, to request you that the direction of the Hon‟ble court may be
brought to the notice of all the Judicial Officers.
(v)
First National Judicial Pay Commission
C.L. No. 20/2000/Main (A-3) Dated 18th May, 2000
Corrigendum to the Report of the First National Judicial Pay Commission for
circulation amongst the Officers.
I am sending here with a corrigendum to the report of the Commission, received
from the Member Secretary, First National Judicial Pay Commission, Bangalore and to