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The 26th Novem

DDENDA AND CORRIGENDA

TO

NA HIGH COURT RULES, 1916

(Fifth Edition)

C.S. No. - 138

-IV- Miscellaneous, Chapter–XIV of the

garding Information and Copies be re

ellaneous, Chapter- XIV with immediate

CHAPTER XIV

NFORMATION AND COPIES

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ter will come into effect from the d

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i) Applications for copy will be made in Form ‘A’ appended to

this Chapter.

ii)

Applications for search/examination/inspection will be

made in Form ‘B’ appended to this Chapter.

iii)

Applications for information will be made in Form ‘C’

appended to this Chapter.

3.

For the purpose of this Chapter :-

a)

“Court” or “this Court” means the Patna High Court or

the High Court of Judicature at Patna.

b)

“Day/s” wherever used in this Chapter will mean

working day/s.

c)

“Public Officer” means an officer in Class I or Class II

service of the Central/State Governments or the Chief

Executive

Officer/

Secretary

of

any

Local

Self

Government (MunicipalCorporations/ Municipalities/

Panchayats).

d)

“Public Purpose” means the copy required for the

record of the Central/State Government/ Local Self

Governments (Municipal Corporations/Municipalities/

Panchayats) or for production in any legal proceeding

before a Court/ Tribunal/ Authority.

e)

“Proceeding” means any suit/ appeal/ petition/

application instituted/ preferred/ filed/ made in/

before/ to this Court, whether pending/ disposed of.

f)

“Record” means the record of the proceeding filed in

this Court or the record of any proceeding filed in any

court or tribunal or before any authority, if called for

by this Court and is lying in the possession of this

Court.

4.

The fees chargeable under this chapter will be paid through franking

machine located in the high court complex or by plastic money or in

cash or by any other electronic mode.

5.

A fee will be charged for furnishing certified copies:-

a)

At the rate of Rs. 5/- for every page of the

judgments/orders/pleadings/documents/evidence.

b)

In case of pleadings/ evidence/ document filed/

recorded/ exhibited in a suit/ appeal/ application

instituted/

preferred/

made

to

a

civil

court

subordinate to the High Court, the fees as may be

chargeable under the Court – fees Act, 1870.

c)

In case of maps and Plans a fee at the rate of Rs.50/-

per map or plan.

d)

A fee of Rs. 10/- will be charged on every application

for search and examination/inspection/information of

the record of any proceeding filed in the High Court or

of the lower Court record called for and lying in the

possession of the High Court.

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Clarification:

i)

Fees at the rate specified in the foregoing clauses of

this rule will be charged on ordinary applications.

ii)

Fees at double the rate specified in the foregoing

clauses of this rule will be charged on urgent

applications.

Provided that no fees will be charged:-

i)

On application for search/ examination/ inspection/

information/ copy made by a public officer if required

for a public purpose.

ii)

On applications for copy of the judgment or order

recording conviction/ acquittal of a Government

servant in case such application is made by the head

of the department concerned.

6.

The advocates on record may, on payment of the specified/

prescribed fees, apply for copy of the judgments/ decrees/ orders

passed/ made by this court in any proceeding.

7.

Applications for search / examination / inspection / information of

the records or for the certified copies of the judgments /orders

/pleadings /documents /evidence in any proceeding may be made

by:-

a)

A party to the proceeding if the party has appeared in

person.

b)

The advocate on record if the party has appeared

through the advocate.

c)

A “Public Officer” if the search/ examination/

inspection/ information/ copy is required for “public

purpose”.

8.

A stranger to the proceeding may:-

a)

For the reasons/ purpose recorded in writing in the

application made personally or through the advocate

on

record, apply for the certified copies of the

judgments/ orders/ pleadings/ documents/ evidence

in the matters decided by the high court.

b)

For the reasons/purpose recorded in writing in the

application personally or through the Advocate on

Record, apply for search/ examination/ inspection/

information of the records or for the certified

copies of the

Judgments/

Orders/

Pleadings/

Documents/ Evidence in the matters decided by the

High Court.

9.

The application made by the stranger to the proceeding will be

processed only if the Joint Registrar (Judicial) is satisfied about the

bona fide requirement.

10.

A fee at double the rate specified in this chapter will be charged on

the applications made by the stranger/s to the proceedings.

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11.

Procedure for application for information and for processing such

application (applications be made in Form 'C' attached to this

chapter):-

a)

Applicant will enter identical particulars of date, name

& Residence in both parts of from 'C' appended to this

chapter.

b)

The officer receiving the application will enter the

plausible date for furnishing the information in

column 04 in part I & part II of the Form 'C'.

c)

Duly filled in part II of the Form ‘C’ will be handed over

to the applicant. The applicant will enter his signature

in column 05 of Part I of Form ‘C’ in proof of the

receipt.

d)

Part I of Form 'C' duly filled in will be passed over to

the Section Officer of the concerned Section before the

closing of the day, but in no case later than the next

succeeding day.

e)

The concerned Section officer will receive the Form &

will enter the remarks/ necessary information in

column 6 of the Form and will return to the receiving

officer within not more than 04 days from the date of

requisition.

f)

On receipt of part I of Form 'C', the receiving officer

will make it over to the applicant.

g)

In the receipt thereof, the Applicant will put his

signature & date in column 06 of part II of Form 'C'.

The receiving officer will recover Part II of Form 'C'

from the applicant.

h)

All Part II of Form ‘C’ recovered from the applicants

will be neatly filed & will be retained for one month.

i)

After expiry of one month, part II of Form 'C' retained

by section will be destroyed and recycled.

12.

On receipt of the application for search/ examination/ inspection

of the records or for the copies of the judgments/ orders/

pleadings/ documents/ evidence the Registry will process the

same as under :-

a)

Every application for a copy of Order/ Judgment/

Petition/ Memo of Appeal or any Proceeding will be

consecutively numbered and entered in the register

(digital and or non-digital).

b)

After receipt of requisition, within not more than 3

days, requisition will be examined for further process.

Defective or incomplete requisition will not be

processed further until the defect is rectified or the

requisition is made complete on payment of Rs. 3/- for

each requisition.

c)

The fees payable on valid or complete requisitions will

be assessed within 5 days of receipt of the requisition.

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The assessment will be displayed on Patna High Court

Website and the notice board of the copying section

after Court hours on the same day.

d)

The Section Officer of the Copying department if

necessary will call for the relevant records from the

concerned section, not later than on the next working

day. The concerned section will send the record

immediately but not later than 3 days in case of

pending proceeding and five days in case of the

disposed of proceeding. On receipt of record in the

copying section, the fees will be assessed within not

more than two days for such records.

e)

The applicant will make the payment of the fees

assessed within three days from the date of display on

the website or the notice board. Fees will be paid

between 11:30 A.M. and 01:30 P.M.

f)

On receipt of fees, requisitions will be processed

further.

g)

On receipt of fees, the amount will be entered by the

section officer of the copying section in the main Form

and the counter foil in the Form annexed at Appendix

A to this chapter.

h)

The Section Officer will state the date of delivery of the

copy both on the main Form and the counter foil

(Appendix A annexed to this chapter).

i)

Section Officer of the Copying section will cause the

copy to be made thereupon.

j)

The copy will be furnished on the presentation of the

counter foil.

k)

In

case

of

digital

records,

certified

copy

of

Judgment/Order will be furnished on the date of

receipt of the valid application complete in all respects

and on payment of the fees.

l)

At the time of delivery of the copy, the Section Officer

will secure the signature of the person receiving the

copy on reverse of the application in proof of receipt of

the copy.

m)

If copy is not received by the applicant within 30 days

from the date of display. The copying section will

destroy the same through re-cycling.

n)

In case of certified copies, Deputy Registrar or his

nominee will certify it to be true copy under his

signature and will put the seal of the Patna High

Court.

o)

After delivery of the copy, requisitions will be preserved

for six months. On expiry of the six months, the

requisitions will be processed for destruction through

re-cycling.

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13.

When a certified copy of a decree, judgment or order is issued the

following particulars shall be recorded on the last sheet of the

copy.

Date of application for the copy …………..

Date of notifying the fees payable ... ....

Date of payment of fees................

Date on which the copy was ready for delivery.... ....

Date of making over the copy to the applicant... ...

For digital records as follows:-

Date of Requisition

Date of Delivery

14.

On the back of the last sheet of the copy shall be recorded the cost

paid by the parties applying for copies in the Form given below for

non-digital records:-

Rs.

Paisa

Application for copy

...

....

Search fee

...

....

Extra fee for urgency

...

....

Fees

...

...

Other items, if any

...

....

Total........

For digital records as follows:-

Number of Pages

Total Cost

15.

In case of difficulty, the interpretation made by the Chief Justice or

by the Judge nominated by the Chief Justice in this behalf or by

the Registrar General, if nominated by the Chief Justice will be

final and binding.

The copies will be made on A4 size paper only.

The computer print will be made in Times New Roman font of 12

size and 1 ½ spacing.

APPENDIX (Under this Chapter)

a)

Applications for copy Form ‘A’.

b)

Applications for search/ examination/ inspection

Form ‘B’.

c)

Applications for information Form ‘C’.

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File No. – Misc.-10-2014 (Administrative Rules)

Dated : ………………………2014

By Order of the Court,

Sd./Illegible,

Registrar General.

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APPENDIX – A

(P.H.C.-VI-3)

Sl. No.

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA

(Correct option may be tick marked )

Application for copy – Urgent / Ordinary

Simple / Certified

Pending / Disposed -

Date of Disposal (If disposed of) –

Case No.

(Appellant’s / Petitioner’s Name)

....................................................................................................................................

....................................................................................................................................

(To be filled by Copying Section)

Fee Chargeable Rs...................................

Mode of payment Stamp / Cash / E-payment / Card

Whether exempted from Fee Yes / No

Date of Notification ..........................................

Supplied by the applicant on .............................

Record received on ............................................

Copy will be ready on .......................................

Copy delivered on .............................................

Purpose:......................................................................................................................

....................................................................................................................................

Application is made by Applicant / Respondent / Public Official / AOR / Advocate

Clerk / Any Other

Mobile No.

Signature of the applicant

E-mail ID

Date –

Counter Foil

Sl. No.

Fee Chargeable Rs..........................

Mode of payment Stamp / Cash / E-payment / Card

Whether exempted from Fee Yes / No

Supplied on .......................

To attend for Copy on ...............

Note:- All charges must be paid within three working days of notification. In

complete or defective application will not be entertained / processed at all. Copy

will be furnished only on the production of this court foil.

(To be filled by the Applicant)

Description of document of which

copy is wanted

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FORM – ‘B’

(P.H.C. Sch. VI-7)

Number and class of cases

and name of parties

Purpose for which inspection is

desired

Name of the Advocate

applying

a Vakalatnama

a Vakalatnama

a Vakalatnama

a Vakalatnama

Certify that I filed--------------------------- in the case

an

an

an

an appearance slip

appearance slip

appearance slip

appearance slip

Signature of the Advocate

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(P.H.C. Sch. VI-4)

FORM – ‘C’

Application for information

Number

and date

Name and residence

of Applicant

Nature of the

information

required

Date of which

the

information is

to be ready

Signature of

the Officer

receiving the

application

Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

Number

and date

Name and residence

of Applicant

Nature of the

information

required

Date of which

the

information is

to be ready

Signature of

the Officer

receiving the

application

Remarks

1

2

3

4

5

6

Note:-

The person applying for information is to fill up columns 1 (except the Nos. 2 and 3) and present it to the officer appointed

to received such applications who if the information required cannot be immediately supplied, will fill up, test off and

return the bottom part of the form to the applicant.

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ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA

TO

PATNA HIGH COURT RULES, 1916

(Fifth Edition)

C.S. No. – 139

The existing Chapter – IIIA of the Patna High Court Rules, 1916

regarding filing procedure be substituted by following Chapter- IIIA with

immediate effect.

CHAPTER IIIA

FILING PROCEDURE

With the introduction of centralized filing for all petitions,

applications, appeals and affidavits, it has become necessary to evolve a

uniform practice and procedure for the same. Chapter III-A was

introduced on 30.09.1996 and was amended from time to time. It is

noticed that there are different filing procedures for different types of

applications, which is undesirable and difficult to be incorporated in the

Computer Software Program and Data Flow Management. It has thus

become necessary to revise the filing procedure and make it uniform, in

supersession of all other procedures specified in the Patna High Court

Rules or may otherwise be prevalent.

The existing Chapter IIIA of the Patna High Court Rules be

substituted by the following Chapter IIIA.

Chapter IIIA-Filing Procedure:-

The procedure prescribed in this Chapter will come into effect

immediately, but will be made compulsorily applicable with effect from

1st January 2015.

1.

All

proceedings/pleadings

under

original

or

appellate

or

miscellaneous (civil/criminal) jurisdiction or any other jurisdiction

shall be presented for filing only at the centralized filing counter

before the Designated Officer.

(i)

Designated officer will be nominated by the Registrar

General.

(ii)

For the purpose of this rule "the proceeding" will mean

and include suit, counter claim, appeal, cross objection,

petition, application, miscellaneous application, caveat,

and the like.

(iii)

For the purpose of this rule "the pleading" will mean and

include

written

statement/

Affidavit

filed

in

any

proceeding.

Provided that this procedure will not apply to the proceedings

for which a special procedure is prescribed by any statute/ rule

made in that behalf.

2.

All proceedings/pleadings shall be presented and received at the

centralized filing counter from 10.30 am to 1 pm and 2.15 pm to

3.30 pm on Court working days and from 10.30 and to 1 pm on

Saturdays (except the closed Saturdays).

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3.

(i)

(a) The proceedings/ pleadings shall be bound in a

Paper Book form.

(b) The proceedings/pleadings shall be on A-4 size Bond

Paper.

(c)

The top margin and the left margin shall not be

less than 2 inches and the bottom margin not less

than 1 inch.

(d) Typing/ printing shall be in Font Size 12 and in one

and half spacing.

(e)

The proceedings/ pleadings shall bear running page

number and annexure numbers.

(f)

Every

Proceeding

shall

be

accompanied

by

synopsis, where necessary, giving relevant dates of

events in chronological order.

(g) Photo state copy of a document appended as

annexure, if not legible, shall be followed after the

document by a typed copy of the annexure and

shall be attested by the Advocate on Record as

“true copy”.

(ii)

All proceedings shall be filed with a duly filled in

Presentation Form (civil/criminal) annexed to this chapter

as ‘Appendix A(i) and A(ii)’ respectively.

(iii)

Save and except where the impugned order/s is a

judgment or order of a Court or statutory Tribunal, in all

other Civil and Criminal Writ proceedings the proceedings

whereof are supported by affidavit as prescribed, the

annexures including impugned orders/judgments need

not be certified copies, but have to be true typed copies or

true photo copies of such document/s.

4.

Memo of Appeal in relation to Letters Patent Appeal under Clause

10 of the “Letters Patent constituting the High Court of Judicature

at Patna” arising out of a petition under Article 226 and/or 227 of

the Constitution of India, shall contain a brief statement of the plea

of the writ petitioner/s and the defense raised by the respondent/s

in

the

Writ

Petition

and

the

grounds

of

appeal.

The

Judgment/Order under challenge will be annexed to the Appeal

Memo. No other document or no new facts shall be incorporated in

the Appeal Memo.

Memo of Appeal shall be presented for filing along with one copy of

the complete Set of the Paperbook before the learned Single Judge

in the original writ proceedings.

Explanation: - For the purpose of this Rule, the Paperbook shall

mean and include

i)

Copy of the writ petition complete with annexures;

ii)

Affidavits with all annexures (supplementary, counter,

reply to counter or any other) filed in the writ petition in

the same order as in the writ petition; and

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iii)

Interlocutory Application for amendment, if allowed by

the learned single judge. No other papers or applications

filed in the writ petition shall form part of the paperbook.

The Court may allow the appellant/s to bring on record additional

materials or new facts by a specific order made on Interlocutory

Application made in this regard.

Interlocutory Application for stay or for interim relief may be filed

either alongwith the Memo of Appeal or at any time pending the

Appeal.

5.

All such proceedings presented for filing shall be entered in the

Computerized/Digital Register maintained for the purpose and the

person presenting the same shall, thereafter, be granted a receipt

with token number and date and other particulars.

The nature of proceedings, case type and case number, where

proceedings are in relation to a pending case, the date of

presentation and such other information will be electronically

generated as may be specified by the orders of the Chief Justice

from time to time.

Once the token number is generated upon presentation, the court

will become the custodian of the record and proceedings/pleadings

will not be returned or made available to any person/advocate or

party under any circumstance.

Where the proceeding/pleading filed relates to a pending case, it

shall be sent to the respective section for being tagged to the

records of such pending case for the stamp reporting by the

concerned section of the registry.

6.

(i) If in course of and as a consequence of stamp reporting, any

defect or deficiency is pointed out, the matter shall be so

reported as early as possible, but in not more than 3

working days in the form as prescribed from time to time.

All defective proceedings will be displayed on the Patna High

Court website daily at the closing time with reference to the

token number, case type, the party name and the name of

the A.O.R., through whom such proceedings are filed.

In case the Stamp Reporter is unable to complete the Stamp

Reporting within specified 03 days for want of relevant

record/for any other reason, he shall complete Stamp

Reporting within 15 days from the date of filing. In case,

Stamp Reporting is not completed within specified 15 days

the stamp reporter will submit report to Section Officer. The

Section Officer will forward the report of all such matters to

the Joint Registrar (Judicial) or to any other officer, who the

Registrar General may nominate for this purpose.

The report will be submitted in the Form annexed to this

Chapter as Appendix ‘B’.

On receipt of the above information in Form ‘B’ the Joint

Registrar (Judicial) or the Officer nominated for this purpose

will take necessary steps to complete stamp reporting.

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(ii)

Upon display of defect or deficiency, the concerned A.O.R.

will remove the defects within two weeks from the date of

display on the website and at the Bar Associations.

In case the proceeding is barred by law of limitation & the

application for condoning the delay in filing the

proceeding is filed, proceeding will not be treated as

defective being time barred.

The proceeding once filed will not be returned to the

Advocate on Record. The advocate or his registered clerk

will remove the defects within the Court premises at the

place assigned for the same.

(iii)

If the defect and/or deficiency is not removed or cured

within

the

aforesaid

period

of

two

weeks,

such

proceedings will be listed before the designated Joint

Registrar in Lawazima Board with token number, case

type, party name and name of Advocate on Record and

will be displayed on website and on the notice board of

each bar association.

(iv)

The Joint Registrar (Lawazima) may extend the time for

removal of defects/deficiency but not beyond two weeks

from the date of the Lawazima order. In case of defective

stamp reporting the Joint Registrar (Lawazima) may remit

the matter for fresh reporting.

Provided that in case the Advocate on Record raises

dispute in respect of correctness of stamp reporting,

particularly in respect of assessment, demand or

payment of court fees, the matter shall be referred by the

Joint Registrar(J) to the Lawazima Board of the Registrar

General for appropriate orders. Where the Registrar

General is not in a position to adjudicate the Registrar

General will place the matter before the Bench.

(v)

If the defects and/or deficiencies are not removed or

rectified within the time granted by the Lawazima

Board of the Registrar General, the Registrar General

will place the matter before the Bench under the

heading “For orders”.

(vi)

The matter for removal or rectification of defects will be

listed under heading "For Orders" with reference to the

token number.

The concerned Court may grant further time for

removal and/or rectification of the defect.

(vii)

On failure to remove/cure/rectify the defect/deficiency

within the time specified by the Court, on expiry of the

specified time, the proceeding will stand dismissed for

non-prosecution and a regular case number will be

generated.

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After removal of the defects or deficiency, the

proceeding will be registered and a case number will

be assigned.

7.

Proceeding

dismissed

for

non-prosecution

under

this

chapter/preceding rule, will be displayed on the Patna High Court

website and also on the notice board of each bar association, on

the first Monday of every month. In case the Court is closed on

first Monday of the month, on the next succeeding working day.

If application for the restoration of proceeding is not made within

the period of limitation specified in the Limitation Act or any other

Act applicable or in absence of any statutory limitation, within 30

days from the date, the proceeding stood dismissed for non

prosecution, the papers will be destroyed after 45 days after the

expiry of limitation or 30 days as the case may be.

Before records are destroyed as above, they shall be electronically

scanned and digitally preserved.

8.

All such proceedings, which are reported defect free or are made

defect free, as aforesaid, shall ordinarily be posted for ‘Admission’

on the following day and if it relates to a pending case it would be

tagged with its case records.

Provided that interlocutory applications filed in any case which is

already posted before the Court, would be tagged with the case

records and upon urgency being shown to the satisfaction of the

Court, would then be listed as per orders of the Court for its

consideration.

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File No. – X-04-2013 (Administrative Rules)

Dated : …………………2014

By Order of the Court,

Sd./Illegible,

Registrar General.

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Appendix A(i)

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA

PRESENTATION FORM FOR CIVIL MATTERS

Columns in dark to be filled in by the registry

Petitioner’s/Appellant’s/Applicant’s

(Original Party)

Presented With Court Fee Stamp:

_______________________________________

Mobile No., E-mail ID & Address (with pin code)

Advocate’s Name Code

Versus

Respondent/s Opponent/s (Original Party)

_______________________________________

Mobile No., E-mail ID & Address (with pin code)

Advocate’s Name Code

Particulars of the Court / Authority below Code

Case Type

Number

Year

Date of impugned decision/order

Particulars of the Court / Authority Code

of first instance

Case Type

Number

Year

Date of decision / order of Court /

Authority of first instance

In case of group, particulars of lead/other matter/s:-

Advanced Copy Served to Otherside/Caveator /GP

Case Title

Code

Token No.

Case No.

Filed

Under

Sections

District

Code

Before Single Judge / Division Bench / Spl. Bench

Subject Matter

Code

Act Code

On the Memo

Rs.

On the Vakalatnama

Rs.

On the Certified Copies

Rs.

On the Affidavit

Rs.

Total Rs.

Total (in Words) Rupees

Advocates’ Welfare Fund Stamp

Rs.

Presented for

Presented by____________(Sign.)

( ) Name

This day of 20

Received By

Entries

Made By

Checked By

Received additional Court Fee

Stamp of Rs.

Total (in words) Rupees

This day of 20

Received

Clerk

Date :

Advocate:

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Appendix A(ii)

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT PATNA

PRESENTATION FORM FOR CRIMINAL MATTERS

Columns in dark to be filled in by the registry

Petitioner’s/Appellant’s/Applicant’s

(Original Party)

Presented With Court Fee Stamp:

_______________________________________

Mobile No., E-mail ID & Address (with pin code)

Advocate’s Name Code

Versus

Respondent/s Opponent’s (Original Party)

_______________________________________

Mobile No., E-mail ID & Address (with pin code)

Advocate’s Name Code

Particulars of the Court below Code

Case Type

Number

Year

Date of impugned decision/order

Particulars of the Court below Code

Case Type

Number

Year

Date of decision / order of Court of

first instance

Police Station’s Name Code

FIR Number / Date

Complain Case Number

In case of group, particulars of lead/other matter/s:-

Advanced Copy Served to Otherside/P.P

Case Title

Code

Token No.

Case No.

Filed

Under

Sections

District

Code

Before Single Judge / Division Bench / Spl. Bench

Subject Matter

Code

Act Code

On the Memo

Rs.

On the Vakalatnama

Rs.

On the Certified Copies

Rs.

On the Affidavit

Rs.

Total Rs.

Total (in Words) Rupees

Advocates’ Welfare Fund Stamp

Rs.

Presented for

Presented by____________(Sign.)

( ) Name

This day of 20

Received By

Entries

Made By

Checked By

Received additional Court Fee

Stamp of Rs.

Total (in words) Rupees

This day of 20

Received

Clerk

Date :

Advocate:

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Appendix – ‘B’

FORMAT OF REPORT FOR STAMP REPORTING

Name of the Section Officer

:

Date of Reporting

:

Proceeding /

Case Type

Token

Number

Date of

Filing

Reason for

non

examination

Name of the

Stamp

Reporter

Signature and Computer generated

stamp of the Section Officer

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ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA

TO

PATNA HIGH COURT RULES, 1916

(Fifth Edition)

C.S. No. – 140

Existing format of Schedule V-9 of Patna High Court Rules, 1916

regarding Goswara/Talwana be substituted as follows with immediate

effect:

Xkkslokjk@ryokuk

(To be printed on both sides of the page)

(iVuk mPp U;k;ky;, vuqlqfp V-9)

mPp U;k;ky; iVuk

(flfoy vihy vf/kdkfjrk)

vihy la[;k ..................

…………………………………..vihykFkhZ

cuke

……………………………………..izR;FkhZ

vthZnkj ……………………..}kjk izLrqr vkosnu ds laca/k esa

lsok esa,

(1)

(2)

(3)

vkidks uksfVl nh tkrh gS fd miZ;qDr vkosnd us bl U;k;ky; esa ,d vkosnu izLrqr fd;k gS ftldh

izfr bls lkFk mifoö gS A vkidks blds }kjk funsZ”k fn;k tkrk gS fd vki fnukad ……………dks

dkj.k fn[kk;s fd mDr vkosnu D;ksa ughs eatqj dj fy;k tk; vFkok U;k;ky; ,slk vLFk vkns”k D;ksa ugha

ikfjr djs tks mfpr le>sA

fuosnu gS fd fnukad ……………dks ……….cts izR;FkhZ ds ldqur@irk ij tkdj ryk”k fd;s A

fnukad ……………

mPp U;k;ky;

lgk;d fuca/kd

mPp U;k;ky; ds vkns”kkuqlkj

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rkfeyk izfrosnu (Service Report)

&

eqykdkr gqbZA uksfVl dkWih ds rF;ksa ls vkxkg fd;kA vkxkg gksdj ,oa le>dj vius uke dh uksfVl

ysdj jlhn cuk fn;kA

vFkok

&

eqykdkr gqbZA uksfVl ysus ls budkj fd;k rc etcqj gksdj ,d izfr uksfVl izR;FkhZ ds ……… :[k

edku ij yVdk fn;k A xokgu ………… us xokgh cuk fn;k ;k xokgh cukus ls budkj

fd;k A

vFkok

&

eqykdkr ugh gqbZA etcqj gksdj ,d izfr uksfVl izR;FkhZ ds ……… :[k edku ij yVdk fn;k A

xokgu ………… us xokgh cuk fn;k ;k xokgh cukus ls budkj fd;k A

vFkok

&

cM-k eqgYyk gksus ds dkj.k irk ugha pyk A etcqju fcuk rkfeyk okil fd;k tkrk gS A

vFkok

&

eqykdkr ugh gqbZA irk pyk fd izR;FkhZ ?kj ls ckgj x;s gSA dc rd ykSVsaxs dksbZ fuf”pr ugh gS A

rc etcqj gksdj fcuk rkfeyk okil fd;k tkrk gS A

vFkok

&

eqykdkr ugh gqbZA izR;kFkhZ dk LFkk;h :i ls LFkkukUrj.k gks pqdk gSA rc etcqj gksdj fcuk rkfeyk

okil fd;k tkrk gSA

vFkok

&

eqykdkr ugha gqbZ A irk pyk fd izR;kFkhZ ………………… dk nsgkUr gks pqdk gS A xokgu

………… xokgh cuk fn;s ;k xokgh cukus ls budkj fd;s A

vFkok

&

eqykdkr ugha gqbZ A izR;kFkhZ ds ifhjokj ds lnL; ………………… ls eqykdkr gqbZ A

mUgksaus izR;kFkhZ ds uke dk uksfVl ysdj jlhn cuk fn;k A

&

vU; fVIi.kh &

xokgks ds gLrk{kj ,oa irk & (1)

(2)

izkIrdrkZ n`kjk ?kks’k.kk

eSa ……… iq=@ iq=h@ firk@ iRuh ;k vU; laca/kh laca/k ……… bl irk ……… ij fn;s x;s

uksfBl dks mudh vksj ls esjs n`kjk izkIr fd;k gS ftls fuf”pr :i ls mUgs lqiqnZ dj nqWxk@ nqWxh A

a

fnukad ……………

?kks’k.kkdrkZ dk gLrk{kj

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izkslsl rkfeykdrkZ@ vkns”kiky dk gLrk{kj

Affirmed

before

me

by

the

above

peon

on

the

…………at…………A.M./P.M

Ukkftj dk gLrk{kj

Comments of Registrar/Judge in charge –

-

_____________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________

______________________________

Date :

Signature

__________________________

Registrar/Judge In-charge

District -

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File No. X-04-2014 (Admn. Rules)

Dated : ……..2014

By Order of the Court,

Sd./Illegible,

Registrar General.

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ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA

TO

PATNA HIGH COURT RULES, 1916

(Fifth Edition)

C.S. No. - 141

In Chapter XII of Patna High Court Rules, 1916 following Rules 3

and 3A be added after Rule 2. The existing Rule 3 be omitted.

Rule 3 and 3A shall come into effect immediately but will be

made compulsorily applicable with effect from 1st January,

2015.

RULE 3

Every pleading shall immediate below the title have endorsed it the

jurisdiction of the Court under which an application has been filed and

below that shall further have endorsed on it :-

(i)

If it is a memorandum of appeal, the words “Criminal Appeal u/s

341 Cr. P.C.”/ “Criminal Appeal (D.B.)”/ “Criminal Appeal (S.J.)”/

“Criminal Appeal (DB) (Against Acquittal)”/ “Criminal Appeal (SJ)

(Against Acquittal)”/ “Criminal Appeal (U/S)”/ “Government

Appeal (D.B.)”/ “Government Appeal (S.J.)”/ “S.L.A. (D.B.)”/

“S.L.A. (S.J.)” as the case may be,

(ii)

If it is an application for revision, the words “Criminal Revision”/

“Criminal Revision (Against Acquittal)”/ “Criminal Revision

(Discharge)/ “Criminal Revision (Juvenile Justice)”,

(iii)

In the case of miscellaneous matters of Criminal Jurisdiction, the

words “Criminal Miscellaneous (Bail)”/ “Criminal Miscellaneous

(Anticipatory

Bail)”/

“Criminal

Miscellaneous

(Quashing)”/

“Criminal Miscellaneous (Restoration)”/ “Criminal Miscellaneous

(Modification)”/ “Criminal Miscellaneous (Transfer)”/ “Criminal

Miscellaneous (Cancellation of Bail)”/ “Criminal Miscellaneous

(Discharge)”,

(iv)

In the case of writ petitions under Articles 226 and/or 227 of the

Constitution

in

respect

of

matters

related

to

Criminal

Jurisdiction, the words “Criminal Writ Jurisdiction”.

RULE 3A

Every such pleading shall also appropriately state :-

(a) the provisions of the Constitution or the Cr. P.C. or any other

Statute under which the application is filed;

(b) the full name, parentage and complete address of each appellant or

applicant or petitioner;

(c) the full name, parentage and complete address of each person who

has been impleaded as opposite party/respondent;

(d) in all matters arising out of a complaint case, the complainant

shall be a necessary opposite party/respondent as the case may

be;

(e) full particulars of the case from which the application arises

including the case number, if any, and the designation of the

court below;

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(f) whether the applicant had earlier approached any Court including

the High Court or the Supreme Court on any previous occasion

for the same or similar relief, and if so, the case number, name of

the Court and result of such previous case/proceeding to be

clearly stated in paragraph two of the application before this

Court;

(g) an application for bail under Section 438 or 439 of Cr. P.C. shall

also state the criminal antecedent of the applicant, if any, and

particulars thereof, in paragraph three of the application before

this Court;

(h) facts of the case in brief;

(i) ground or grounds numbered serially;

(j) the case number and date of the order or judgment aggrieved by or

impugned;

(k) the relief prayed; and

(l) where ever the applicant files and/or annexes a typed copy of any

document, the AOR shall certify at the end of each such

document that it is a true copy of such document;

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File No. – Misc.-08-2014 (Administrative Rules)

Dated : …………………….2014

By Order of the Court,

Sd./Illegible,

Registrar General.

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