# thereof be submitted to the Court regularly

- **Citation:** C. L. No. 176/9-G-19
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1976-12-13
- **Case number:** C. L. No. 176/9-G-19
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/thereof-be-submitted-to-the-court-regularly-162922
- **Pages:** 1

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To avoid wasteful expenditure the following steps inter alia be taken and
quarterly reports/statements regarding steps taken to effect economy and the results
thereof be submitted to the Court regularly :
(1)
Witnesses summoned should not be detained for more than a day as far as
practicable.
(2)
Experts such as Chemical Examiners and Serologists Doctors, etc.,
summoned for evidence should be examined on the dates they are asked to
attend the courts.
(3)
Economy may be affected in the use of electricity, water charges,
telephone charges, etc. Telegrams, registered letters or express delivery
letters should be sent only where absolutely necessary.
(4)
Unnecessary inspections in Sessions cases should be avoided.
(5)
Wasteful journey may be avoided.
(6)
 Sufficient number of cases should be listed every day to keep the officers
fully engaged.
(7)
Wastage of paper, carbon and other items of stationery should be avoided
and local purchase of stationery, as far as possible, should be discouraged.
(8)
Contingent allowances should be spent judiciously and under no
circumstances the contingent expenditure should exceed the budgetary
allotment.
C. L. No. 176/9-G-19 Admn. (B) dated 13th December, 1976

The District Judge should make necessary arrangements to prevent wastage of
water and electricity.
C. E. No. 22, dated 22nd March, 1965 read with
C. L. No. 116/BB, dated 13th November, 1970
Attention is drawn to the provisions of paragraphs 2 and 6 of the Financial
Handbook, Volume V, Part I, (Appendix 16) for strict compliance and disposal of cases
involving loss of government property or funds, final action regarding recovery or write
off should be pursued vigorously to ensure their expeditious disposal. A special watch
should be kept on the disposal of such cases which have been pending for six months' or
more. Strict action will be taken for failure to comply with the aforesaid direction.
17.
CUSTODY OF SECOND KEY OF CURRENCY CHEST
G. L. No. 704/44-11, dated 23rd February, 1915
If it becomes absolutely necessary to entrust the key of the currency chest to a
judicial officer, such as a Civil Judge or a Munsif, the previous consent of the District
Judge to whom he is subordinate should be obtained.
18.
FURNITURES FOR COURTS AND OFFICES.
C. L. No. 750/Budget-II, dated 6th June, 1985
It encloses G.O. No. 2236/VII-A-Nya-35-84 dated 19th April, 1985, prescribing the
furniture to be supplied as below: