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8. Remarks.

Note 1. - The requisition slip will serve the purpose of acknowledgement from the borrower. As such no separate receipt need be insisted upon.
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Note 2. - The requisition slips shall be filed in a separate bundle for each month.
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(b) When the books are received necessary entries will be made in the cards, which will be kept back in the books, and in the Issue Register. Entries in the requisition slips relating to those books will be struck off with red pencil and intialled by the Librarian. The requisition slips will, thereafter, be treated as cancelled and returned to the requisitionists. Such of the cancelled requisition slips, as have not been returned will be destroyed by the Librarian at the close of each quarter in presence of the Administrative Officer concerned.
(c) If an acknowledgment for the books returned to the Library is desired, the person returning the book will send it to the Library on a Despatch Register and obtain the signature of the Librarian thereon, or, will send an acknowledgment duly prepared along with the book which will be signed and returned by the Librarian.
(d) Before restoring to the Library books returned by a borrower the Librarian will satisfy himself that the books have not been torn, stained or damaged in any way. In case he finds any such defect he will report the fact to the Registrar forthwith.
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(iv) Miscellaneous
(iv) Miscellaneous
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Part-II
Procedure and Practice
Procedure and Practice
Chapter III
General Rules regarding Applications and Affidavits
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(i) the facts, matters and circumstances upon which the applicant relies;
(ii) the matter of complaint, if any, and the relief sought.
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(ii) Affidavits may also be filed in support of facts brought to the notice of the Court otherwise than by petitions referred to in Sub-rule (i).The solemn affirmation or oath required for such affidavits shall also be made before the Commissioner for Affidavits or other officer appointed for the purpose.
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(i) [Deleted by C. S. No. 107 dated 30.9.96]
(ii) couched in proper language;
(iii) signed and dated either by the petitioner or declarant or his pleader;
(iv) presented either by the petitioner or declarant or his recognised agent or his pleader or some person appointed in writing in each case by such pleader to present the same.
Note. - This Rule shall apply as far as possible to Vakalatnamas, process-fee sheets and other similar papers.
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X (Left thumb impression)
(Signature)
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"In the High Court of Judicature at Patna:
In the matter of the petition of....",
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(i) from another person, give such details of such person as are required by Rule 8,
(ii) from a document or copy of a document, state the source from which it was procured, and shall state his belief as to the truth of such facts.
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Oath
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(ii) No advocate may be qualified for appointment unless he has, at least for two years but not exceeding five years, been an advocate of the Patna High Court.
(iii) The eligible advocates may submit their applications for appointment as Oath Commissioners to the President of the High Court Bar, who shall forward the same with his comments about the suitability of the candidates to the Registrar of High Court and every such application may be accepted if he is satisfied about the suitability of the candidate for appointment as Oath Commissioner.
(iv) Such an Oath Commissioner will hold office for a term of two years from the date of his appointment or until a date on which he completes five years of practice at the Bar, whichever is earlier:
(v) Such on Oath Commissioner may charge a remuneration of [Rs. 10.000]
(vi) With a view to ensure that all affidavits which are attested by an Oath Commissioner are entered in the register and receipt for the money received by him, the Registrar/Deputy Registrar will obtain such certificates from the Oath Commissioners of their registers and receipt books containing counter-foils as may be considered necessary.
(vii) The register and receipt books consisting of counter-foils maintained by each Oath Commissioner shall be kept by him in safe custody and deposited in the office of the Registrar within fifteen days after expiry of his terms of office and a receipt obtained from the official nominated for the purpose. The record shall be kept in the office of the Registrar and preserved for five years and destroyed thereafter unless it is required in proceedings before any authority in connection with the investigation, enquiry or trial of a case and in that event, it shall be destroyed after the final decision in the proceedings of the case.
(viii) A register of affidavit in the following form, should be maintained in which every application to have an affidavit attested and every affidavit verified, should be entered:
Form of Register
Form of Register
Register of Affidavits attested in the High Court of Judicature at Patna.
Register of Affidavits attested in the High Court of Judicature at Patna.
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Date of application or of tendering affidavit
Name and address of the person tendering an
application (if any) or affidavit
Nature of affidavit briefly stated; if the
affidavit relates to a cause in court, the cause should be
specified
Detail of exhibits if any attached to affidavit.
Date of administering Oath or affirmation
Name and address of witness identifying the
Deponent; if he is not known to officer administering oath &
his signature or thumb impression.
Signature or thumb impression of the deponent
Name of the Court or office in which the
affidavit is intended to be filed
Signature and designation of the officer
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(ix) Above Rules alongwith the general Rules regarding affidavits and forms should be followed.]
[CHAPTER IIIA]
Filing Procedure
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(b) Hand written documents used as annexures if not easily readable in photostat, shall be accompanied by true typed copies.
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(a) Format of cause title.
(b) Receipt showing service of copy on the Advocate General/other side as required under the Rules of the High Court or any other Statute.
(c) Sufficiency of Court Fee Stamp.
(d) Provision of law under which the filing is made.
(e) Certified copy of the order under challenge and/or any order required under Rules of the High Court or under any other Statute.
(f) Relief sought for.
(g) Sufficiency of number of copies as required under the Rules of the High Court.
(h) Other requirements under the Rules of the High Court of statutory requirement, if any:
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(ii) It will be open to the petitioner to make a prayer for interim relief in the main application such a writ petition except in case where the law requires a separate application to be filed for the purpose.
(iii) All applications filed in the main case will be registered as interlocutory application and shall be given a separate number subject to the law relating to payment of Court fee.]
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Format
Format
In the High Court of Judicature at Patna
In the High Court of Judicature at Patna
(Civil/Criminal/Etc. Jurisdiction)
(Civil/Criminal/Etc. Jurisdiction)
I.A. No of 20.................
I.A. No of 20.................
in
in
C.W.J.C./F.A./S.A/Criminal Appeal etc. No 20.................
In the matter of
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...Petitioner/Appellant
Versus
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...Respondent/Opposite Party"