# was unable to take up the case must be discontinued

- **Citation:** C.L. No. 825/44
- **Court:** Allahabad High Court
- **Decided:** 1914-03-03
- **Case number:** C.L. No. 825/44
- **Source:** https://unisonlegal.in/judgment/allahabad-high-court/was-unable-to-take-up-the-case-must-be-discontinued-163740
- **Pages:** 1

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of not counting adjournments because summonses have not been served on the parties or
their witnesses, or because the parties applied for an adjournment, or because the court
was unable to take up the case must be discontinued.

When the evidence in a case is heard de die in diem, and the hearing lasts over
more than one day, such hearing, though it lasts over several days, is to be considered and
entered as one hearing. The case will not be considered as adjourned until the court
passes on from such continuous hearing to take up another case. But it must be distinctly
understood that when a case has once been taken up the hearing of that case and of that
case alone, must be continued until the evidence of all the witnesses in attendance has
been recorded.
5.
PREPARATION OF ORDER SHEETS
 G.L. No. 887/44-28 dated 3rd March, 1914

District Judges shall take steps to ensure that the orders on order sheets are written
in a clear and legible hand.

If the ahalmad and court reader cannot write legible, they should not be promoted.
C.L. No. 825/44 dated 5th March, 1913

Whenever an original public record is sent for the reason for the order should
invariably be entered in the order sheet of the case.
C.L. No. 71/VIII-b-49 dated 18th July, 1961

It would be sufficient compliance of rule 151(5) of General Rules (Civil), if the
date of admission of the first sheet of the Hindi order sheet and the English notes and the
last sheet thereof are mentioned in the General Index instead of entering every leaf.
Chapter III, Rule 85(1) and (2)
C.E. No. 39/VII-d-102 dated 18th March, 1971

The judge's notes should be so prepared as to give a fair idea of the progress of
the case from the date of its first hearing to its decision without reference to the
individual papers on the record. They should, inter alia, contain-
(a)
statement of parties or their counsel recorded at any stage of hearing, to
clarify the pleadings or for any other purpose;
(b)
names of parties or counsel present on the date of hearing;
(c)
nature of application and the orders passed thereon;
(d)
directions of the court on all-important matters coming up before it.
C.L. No. 64/VIII g-23 dated 9th June, 1987

All the readers are directed to mention the names of the counsel appearing in and
arguing each case on behalf of the parties in the order-sheet to ensure an accurate record
of the proceedings.
Pleaders to sign order sheet
G.L. No. 19/67 dated 1st May, 1929