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GAUHATI HIGH COURT

ANNUAL REPORT 2015

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T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S :

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1 The Chief Justice, Sitting Judges and Retired Judges of Gauhati High Court of the year 2015

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2 Officers of the Registry 2015 6-7

3 Introduction, brief history and background 8-9

4 Benches 9 5 Photographs of Gauhati High Court Principal Seat and Outlying

Benches 10

6 Erstwhile Benches 11-12 7 Change of Nomenclature 12 8 Sixth Schedule Districts and Courts 12-13 9 Judicial Districts of Assam 13-14

10 Judicial Districts of Nagaland 14 11 Judicial Districts of Mizoram 14 12 Judicial Districts of Arunachal Pradesh 15 13 Main Activities/ Events/ Initiatives during the year 16-17 14 Landmark Decisions of Public Importance 17-26 15 Major Infrastructure Projects approved by the High Court under

centrally sponsored scheme 26

16 Residential Quarter 27 17 Temporary Accommodation of Courts (State Fund) 27 18 Allotment / Acquisition of Land 28 19 Ongoing construction under centrally sponsored scheme 29 20 Sanctioned Strength, working strength and vacancies of Judges in

High Court and District / Subordinate Courts. 30-32

21 Human Resource Development 33-38 22 Status of computerisation in the High Court and District /

Subordinate Courts 38-41

23 Financial Statement of Budget and Expenditure 42-46 24 Functioning of Grievance Redressal Mechanism 47 25 Working of State Legal Services Authority and District Legal Services

Authorities and Status on Legal-Aid to Poor/ Number of Beneficiaries of different categories.

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26 Para Legal Volunteers (PLV) 50 27 Working of Alternative Dispute Resolution ( ADR) Centres 51-52 28 Broad performance indicators based on analysis of statistics 53 29 Age-wise / Category- wise pendency of Civil cases of Gauhati High

Court, Principal Seat at Guwahati as on 31.12.2015 54

30 Age-wise / Category- wise pendency of Criminal cases of Gauhati High Court, Principal Seat at Guwahati as on 31.12.2015

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31 Age-wise / Category- wise pendency of Civil cases of Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench as on 31.12.2015

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32 Age-wise / Category- wise pendency of Criminal cases of Gauhati High Court, Kohima Bench as on 31.12.2015

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33 Age-wise / Category-wise pendency of Civil cases of Gauhati High Court, Aizawl Bench as on 31.12.2015

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34 Age-wise / Category- wise pendency of Criminal cases of Gauhati High Court, Aizawl Bench as on 31.12.2015

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35 Age-wise / Category-wise pendency of Civil cases of Gauhati High Court, Itanagar Bench as on 31.12.2015

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36 Age-wise / Category-wise pendency of Criminal cases of Gauhati High Court, Itanagar Bench as on 31.12.2015

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37 Pendency position in the Districts Courts 60

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38 Age- wise pendency position in the District Courts 61

39 Statement showing disposal of cases of the Judges of Gauhati High

Court for the year 2015 (Category wise)

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40 Court wise disposal of cases during the year 2015 for the State of Assam

71-80

41 Statement showing disposal of Civil Cases in the year 2015 with the year of institution for the State of Assam

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42 Statement showing disposal of Criminal Cases in the year 2015 with the year of institution for the State of Assam

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43 Statement showing disposal of Civil Cases in the year 2015 with the year of institution for the State of Mizoram

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44 Statement showing disposal of Criminal Cases in the year 2015 with the year of institution for the State of Mizoram

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45 Statement showing disposal of Civil Cases in the year 2015 with the year of institution for the State of Nagaland

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46 Statement showing disposal of Criminal Cases in the year 2015 with the year of institution for the State of Nagaland

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47 Statement showing disposal of Civil Cases in the year 2015 with the year of institution for the State of Arunachal Pradesh

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48 Statement showing disposal of Criminal Cases in the year 2015 with the year of institution for the State of Arunachal Pradesh

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49 Statement as regards number of adjournments granted in Civil and Criminal cases which were disposed of in the year 2015 for the State of Assam

91-117

50 Statement as regards number of adjournments granted in civil and criminal cases which were disposed of in the year 2015 for the State of Nagaland.

118-122

51 Statement relating to stay of trial proceedings by Superior Courts in Civil and Criminal Cases

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52 Statement as regards the number of adjournments granted in Civil and Criminal cases which were disposed of in the year 2015 for the State of Mizoram

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53 Statement as regards the number of adjournments granted in Civil and Criminal cases which were disposed of in the year 2015 for the State of Arunachal Pradesh

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54 Statement as regards number of adjournments granted in Civil and Criminal cases which were disposed of in the year 2015.

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55 Statement relating to stay of trial proceedings by Superior Courts in Civil & Criminal cases.

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56 Statement relating to number of Cases (Civil or Criminal) where trial was stayed and thereafter restarted again after the stay order was lifted covering a period of 10 years as on 31.12.2015.

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57 District-wise disposal of cases during the year 2015 (Assam) 128-129

58 District -wise disposal of cases during the year 2015 (Nagaland) 129-130

59 District -wise disposal of cases during the year 2015 (Mizoram) 130 60 District -wise disposal of cases during the year 2015 (Arunachal

Pradesh) 131

61 Statement relating to stay of trial proceedings by superior courts in Civil and Criminal Cases.

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62 Number of writ petitions / PILs filed and disposed of in the High Court

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THE CHIEF JUSTICE, SITTING JUDGES AND RETIRED JUDGES OF GAUHATI HIGH COURT

Chief Justice Ajit Singh took oath on 05.03.2016

Justice K.S. Rao was the Acting Chief Justice

w.e.f. 13.08.2014 to 20.10.2015

Justice T. Vaiphei was the Acting Chief

Justice from 21.10.2015 to 04.03.2016 and

was transferred as a Judge of the Tripura

High Court on 16.05.2016

Justice B.K. Sharma

(Retd. on 31.01.2016)

Justice Hrishikesh Roy Justice C.R. Sarma (Retd. on 29.02.2016)

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Justice (Dr) Indira Shah

(Retd. on 16.08.2016)

Justice Arup Kumar Goswami Justice Ujjal Bhuyan Justice P.K. Saikia (Retd. on 25.01.2016)

Justice N. Chaudhury Justice L. S. Jamir

Justice M.R. Pathak Justice M. Zothankhuma

Justice Suman Shyam

Justice Manojit Bhuyan

Justice P.K. Phukan Justice R. K. Phukan

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OFFICERS OF THE REGISTRY (PRINCIPAL SEAT), 2015

REGISTRARS

1 Registrar General Shri Hitesh Kr. Sarma

2 Registrar (Vigilance) Shri Mir Alfaz Ali

3 Registrar (Admn.) Shri V.K. Chandak

4 Registrar (Judl.) Shri B.K. Chetry

5 Registrar-cum-Principal Secretary to HCJ Shri Sunil Kr. Poddar

6 Registrar (Establishment) Shri S.T. Nair

JOINT REGISTRARS

1 Joint Registrar (Vigilance) Shri Ajoy Kumar Baruah

2 Joint Registrar (Recruitment ) Shri Romen Baruah

3 Joint Registrar (PM & P)/CPC Shri Kuntal Sarma Pathak

4 Joint Registrar (Judicial) Shri Ranju Medhi

5 Joint Registrar (Admn-II) Shri S.S. B. Singha

6 Joint Registrar Shri N.P. Joshi

7 Joint Registrar Shri Biman Gogoi

OFFICERS ON SPECIAL DUTY

1 OSD cum Joint Director (Officiating), Judicial Academy, Assam

Shri R.A. Tapadar

2 OSD (Recruitment) Shri N.K. Das

DEPUTY REGISTRARS

1 Deputy Registrar (G&C) Shri Bhupen Kr. Nath

2 Deputy Registrar (Judl-I) Smt. Meera Rajbongshi

3 Dy. Registrar (Finance) Shri K.C. Bhattacharyya

4 Deputy Registrar (Judl.-II) Shri Rana Bharali

5 Deputy Registrar (Appointment) Shri Sushil Kr. Das

6 Dy. Registrar (PM&P) Shri Abdul Matlib

7 Dy. Registrar (Judl-III) Shri Haren Kalita

8 Dy. Registrar Shri Golap Ch. Hazarika

9 Dy. Registrar Shri Binod Ch. Sarma

10 Dy. Registrar Shri Subhash Ch. Bharali

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ASSISTANT REGISTRARS

1 Assistant Registrar (Admn-II) Shri Animesh Mazumdar

2 Assistant Registrar (Judl-II) Shri Shishir Kr. Das

3 Assistant Registrar (Bench) Shri Madhu Nath Sarma

4 Assistant Registrar (Admn-III) Shri Lakshyan Baruah

5 Assistant Registrar(Judl-III) Shri Dipak Kr. Nath

6 Assistant Registrar (Protocol) Shri Nirmal Kr. Das

7 Assistant Registrar (Finance) Shri Mukibur Rahman

8 Assistant Registrar Smt. Dolly Devi

9 Assistant Registrar Shri Basanta Kr. Sarma

10 Assistant Registrar Shri B.N. Thakuria

11 Assistant Registrar Shri P.P. Upadhyay

OFFICERS OF THE REGISTRY (KOHIMA BENCH), 2015

1 Registrar Mrs. Y. Longkumar

2 Joint Registrar Shri K. Adani Loli

3 Deputy Registrar (J) Shri Lichio

4 Deputy Registrar (Admin) Shri Rajenlung

5 Assistant Registrar (J) Shri E.L. Watty Longchar

6 Assistant Registrar (A&P) Shri K. Temsutoshi

OFFICERS OF THE REGISTRY (AIZAWL BENCH), 2015

1 Registrar Shri Thang Lianmang Guite

2 Joint Registrar Shri Ganesh Pradhan

3 Deputy Registrar Smt. Margaret Lalrinsangi

4 Assistant Registrar Shri M.C. Kailiana

5 Assistant Registrar Smt. Lalcrossthangi

6 Assistant Registrar Shri K. Lalchhanhima

OFFICERS OF THE REGISTRY (ITANAGAR BENCH), 2015

1 Registrar Vacant

2 Joint Registrar Shri P.B Dutta

3 Deputy Registrar Shri R.N Barman

4 Assistant Registrar (Judl) Shri N.C Das

5 Assistant Registrar (Admin) Shri Kago Apey

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1. INTRODUCTION, BRIEF HISTORY AND BACKGROUND:

The Gauhati High Court without any parallel was a single institution

exercising jurisdiction over seven North-Eastern States of India. Presently, it

has jurisdiction over four States, namely, Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram and

Arunachal Pradesh. The passage of the Government of India Act, 1935 set the

motion for the process for the establishment of the High Court of Assam.

Under Section 229 of the 1935 Act which confers power on His Majesty to

constitute or re-constitute High Court by letters patent, establishment of a

High Court of Assam was sanctioned. The question of establishment of the

High Court was discussed in the Legislative Council twice in 1936-37. Sir

Saadullah, the Premier of Assam formally introduced the proposal for

establishment of High Court in the Legislative Assembly on 5th March, 1938.

The members debated on the venue and expenditure of the High Court. The

motion was adopted by 40 votes in favour and 16 against. But due to the

indecisiveness of the colonial Government, nothing came out of the Assembly

Resolutions passed in 1938. After independence, on 9th September, 1947 the

Assam Legislative Assembly adopted a resolution for establishment of High

Court for the province of Assam. Earlier, the High Court of Judicature in

Calcutta at Fort William had exercised jurisdiction over Assam. On 1st March,

1948 the Governor General of India promulgated the Assam High Court Order,

1948 in exercise of powers under the Government of India Act, 1935. As a

sequel, the Assam High Court was established on 5th April, 1948 and was

inaugurated by Sir Harilal Jekisundas Kania, the then Chief Justice of India.

On the same date, Sir Ronald Francis Lodge was sworn in as the first Chief

Justice of the High Court of Assam.

The seat of the High Court of Assam was initially at Shillong but later

shifted to the Old Commissioner’s Building at Guwahati from 14th August,

1948. Dr. Rajendra Prasad, Former President of India laid the Foundation

Stone of the Court Building (presently Old Block) on 21st February, 1954.

Upon completion of construction, Shri Govind Ballabh Pant, the then Union

Home Minister, inaugurated the Building on 20th February, 1957 and

thereafter, the High Court was shifted from the Old Commissioner’s Building.

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To cater to the need of additional court rooms with the increase in

volume of cases, it was felt necessary to have a new building of the High

Court. Accordingly, the foundation of the new Block of the Gauhati High

Court was laid by Justice R. C. Lahoti, the then Chief Justice of India on 7th

August, 2004. The new building was inaugurated by Justice P. Sathasivam,

the then Chief Justice of India on 17th August, 2013. Presently, courts are

functioning from the new building from 16th December, 2013.

BENCHES:

The Kohima Circuit Bench of the Gauhati High Court was inaugurated

by Justice M.C Pathak on 1st December 1972 with one Deputy Registrar, 10

Ministerial staff and 13 Grade IV staff. It was later on upgraded to a

Permanent Bench with strength of two Judges on 10th February 1990 and

was inaugurated by Justice Sabyasachi Mukherjee, the then Chief Justice of

India.

The Permanent Bench of the Gauhati High Court at Aizawl owes its

origin to the Peace Accord of 1986 between the Government of India and the

erstwhile Mizo National Front (MNF). On 5th July, 1990, the Aizawl Permanent

Bench of the Gauhati High Court was established and inaugurated by the

then Chief Justice of India, Sabyasachi Mukherjee.

The Itanagar Permanent Bench of the Gauhati High Court came into

being with the promulgation of Gauhati High Court (Establishment of a

Permanent Bench at Itanager) Order 2000, by the President of India. It was

inaugurated on 12th August 2000, by Justice A.S. Anand, the then Chief

Justice of India.

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GAUHATI HIGH COURT PRINCIPAL SEAT

AND OUTLYING BENCHES

AIZAWL BENCH (MIZORAM) KOHIMA BENCH (NAGALAND)

PRINCIPAL SEAT (NEW BLOCK) RIVER VIEW

View of Court No 1, Gauhati High Court, New Block

ITANAGAR BENCH (ARUNACHAL PRADESH)

PRINCIPAL SEAT (OLD BLOCK)

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ERSTWHILE BENCHES:

Shillong Permanent Bench of the Gauhati High Court at Shillong was

established and inaugurated by Justice A.M. Ahmadi, the then Chief Justice

of India in the presence of Shri Madhukar Dighe, the then Governor of

Meghalaya, Shri. S.C. Marak, the then Chief Minister of Meghalaya, Shri. H.R.

Bharadwaj, the then Union Minister of Law and Justice V.K. Khanna, the

then Chief Justice of the Gauhati High Court.

Under the North-Eastern Areas (Re-organization) Act, 1971 and Other

Related Laws Amendment Act, 2012, a separate High Court in the name of

High Court of Meghalaya was established for the State of Meghalaya w.e.f.

23rd March, 2013. The High Court of Meghalaya was inaugurated by Justice

Altamas Kabir, the then Chief Justice of India in the presence of Chief

Minister of Meghalaya and the then Union Minister of Law and Justice on

25th March, 2013.

Tripura got its Bench of the common High Court on 24.01.1972. It was

converted to a Permanent Bench on May 14, 1992 with the approved strength

of three permanent judges. With the amendment of the North-Eastern Areas

(Re-organisation) and Other Related Laws (Amendment) Act, 2012 it has been

declared that the State of Tripura along with other two states, namely,

Meghalaya and Manipur, shall get their separate High Courts. The separate

High Court in the name of High Court of Tripura was established for the State

of Tripura w.e.f. 23rd March, 2013. The High Court of Tripura was inaugurated

by Justice Altamas Kabir, the then Chief Justice of India.

The Permanent Bench of the Gauhati High Court at Imphal was

established on 21st January, 1992 vide Gauhati High Court (Establishment of

Permanent Bench at Imphal) Order. The then Chief Justice of India, Justice M.

H. Kania inaugurated the Permanent Bench at Imphal on Saturday, the 14th

day of March, 1992 in the presence of the Governor of Manipur, His Excellency

Mr. Chintamani Panigrahi and the then Chief Justice of Gauhati High

Court, Justice U.L. Bhat. The separate High Court in the name of High Court of

Manipur was established for the State of Manipur w.e.f. 23rd March, 2013. The

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High Court of Manipur was inaugurated by Justice Altamas Kabir, the then

Chief Justice of India.

CHANGE OF NOMENCLATURE:

With the birth of State of Nagaland on 1st December, 1963, the High

Court of Assam was named as High Court of Assam and Nagaland. On re-

organization of the North Eastern Region by the North Eastern Areas (Re-

organization) Act, 1971, the High Court was named as Gauhati High Court

and it was the common High Court of five North Eastern States, namely,

Assam, Nagaland, Manipur, Meghalaya and Tripura, and two union

territories, namely, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh. The Gauhati High Court

is also exercising its jurisdiction over Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh, when

both Union Territories attained statehood.

SIXTH SCHEDULE DISTRICTS AND COURTS:

The framers of the Constitution had taken much care during

deliberations in the Constituent Assembly for providing a proper

constitutional set up for the tribal areas of the North-East. A sub-committee

was constituted with the then Premier of Assam, Gopinath Bordoloi as

Chairman. The Drafting Committee under the Presidentship of

Dr.B.R.Ambedkar considered the matter on 13th February, 1948 and adopted

the recommendations of the Sub-committee with some minor amendments.

Accordingly, the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution was made a part of the

Constitution.

The District Council Courts are constituted under the provisions of the

Sixth Schedule to the Constitution of India. The repository of power of

Judiciary in the Autonomous District Council is in para-4 of the Sixth

Schedule of the Constitution of India. Apart from the Regional Council and

the District Council, no other court except the High Court and the Supreme

Court has jurisdiction.

The provisions of the Assam High Court (Jurisdiction over District

Council Courts) Order, 1954, empowers the High Court to have both Appellate

and Supervisory powers over the District Council Courts. The High Court has

got power to hear appeal both in respect of civil and criminal matters and may

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call for the proceeding of civil and criminal case decided or pending in any

Courts in Autonomous District, on application or otherwise.

There are three Autonomous District Councils in the State of Mizoram,

namely, Lai, Mara and Chakma. There are District Council Courts in these

three autonomous districts.

JUDICIAL DISTRICTS OF ASSAM

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Name of Judicial District Name of The Revenue District(s) Covered

1. Kamrup (Metro) Kamrup (Metro) and East Kamrup

2. Kamrup (Amingaon) Kamrup and South Kamrup

3. Morigaon Morigaon

4. Nagaon Nagaon and Hojai

5. Golaghat Golaghat

6. Jorhat Jorhat

7. Sivasagar Sivasagar and Charaideo

8. Dibrugarh Dibrugarh

9. Tinsukia Tinsukia

10. Dhemaji Dhemaji

11. Lakhimpur Lakhimpur

12. Sonitpur Sonitpur and Biswanath

13. Udalguri Udalguri

14. Darrang Darrang

15. Nalbari Nalbari

16. Barpeta Barpeta

17. Bongaigaon Bongaigaon

18. Kokrajhar Kokrajhar

19. Dhubri Dhubri and South Salmara –Mankachar

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20. Goalpara Goalpara

21. Cachar Cachar

22. Karimganj Karimganj

23. Hailakandi Hailakandi

24. Chirang Chirang

N.B : Judicial Courts are yet to be made functional in the districts of Dima

Hasao, Karbi Anglong and West Karbi Anglong.

JUDICIAL DISTRICTS OF NAGALAND

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Name of Judicial District Name of the Revenue District(s) Covered

1. Dimapur Dimapur, Peren, Mon

2. Kohima Kohima, Wokha, Phek

3. Tuensang Tuensang, Kiphire

4. Mokokchung Mokokchung, Zunheboto, Longleng

JUDICIAL DISTRICTS OF MIZORAM

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Name of Judicial District Name of the Revenue

District(s) Covered

1. Aizawl Aizawl, Mamit, Serchhip,

Champhai, Kolasib

2. Lunglei Lunglei, Saiha, Lawngtlai

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JUDICIAL DISTRICTS OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH

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Name of Judicial District Name of the Revenue District(s) Covered

1. East Sessions Division:

Headquarters at Tezu

1)East Siang

2) Upper Siang 3) Upper Dibang Valley 4) Lower Dibang Valley

5) Anzaw 6) Lohit

7) Changlang 8) Tirap 9) Namsai

10) Daporijo 11) Siang

2. West Sessions Division: Headquarters at Yupia

1)Tawang 2) West Kameng 3) East Kameng

4) Papum Pare 5) Lower Subansiri

6) Upper Subansiri 7) Kurung Kumey 8) West Siang

9) Kra-daadi

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MAIN ACTIVITIES/ EVENTS/ INITIATIVES DURING THE YEAR

At the initiative of the Gauhati High Court, the Government of Assam had

sanctioned 315 Posts of Stenographers (Up-gradation/ creation) and 397

posts of Computer Typist for the District Judiciary of Assam.

Government of Assam had sanctioned one post of Registrar

(Establishment), one post of Joint Registrar and 94 other posts in the

Gauhati High Court. Further, 22 posts of Chauffeurs were upgraded to

Head Chauffeurs in the Principal Seat.

Government of Arunachal Pradesh had sanctioned 10 posts of Officers and

Supporting Staff at Itanagar Permanent Bench.

Pursuant to the meeting of the Chief Minister of Assam with the Acting

Chief Justice on 25.06.2015, funds were provided for the Commissioners

appointed under Order XVIII Rule 4 of the Code of Civil Procedure for

recording cross-examination of witness in Civil Cases.

50 KW Solar Power Plant has been installed at the Gauhati High Court as

per the initiative of the State Government. The Plant has been made

functional recently.

The process of selection of Chairman and Members of Foreigners’ Tribunal

was initiated as per direction of the Supreme Court of India in Writ Petition

(Civil) No. 562 of 2012 in Assam Sanmilita Mahasangha & Ors. Vs. Union

of India & Ors.

The Gauhati High Court, in terms of the direction of the Supreme Court of

India in WP(C) 562/2012, has constituted a Special Bench to monitor and

oversee the functioning of the Foreigners’ Tribunals in Assam and

accordingly, a Taken-up case, being taken up Case No. 1754/2015, was

registered. The High Court constituted another Committee to complete the

process of selection of Chairperson and Members of the Foreigners’

Tribunal and on the basis of the selection made by the High Court, the

Government of Assam had appointed 64 Members from the Bar in the

newly created Foreigners’ Tribunals on contractual basis. The

infrastructural support to the Foreigners’ Tribunals are provided by the

State Government . The selection of the Staff for the Tribunals is over and

the select list prepared by the High Court is forwarded to the Government

for appointment.

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The Gauhati High Court framed the District Courts Employees’ Service

Rules, 2015 for the State of Assam, Nagaland and Mizoram as per direction

of the Supreme Court of India in Renu & Ors. Vs. District and Sessions

Judge, Tis Hazari & Anr. The Gazette notifications from the respective

State Governments are awaited.

The Gauhati High Court formulated the Gender Sensitization & Sexual

Harassment of Women at the Gauhati High Court and the District Courts

(Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Regulations, 2014.

Panel of Advocate Commissioners for the Civil Courts in the State of Assam

under Order XVIII Rule 4 of the CPC has been prepared to record the

cross-examination of witnesses and necessary Rules in this regard are

framed and notified in the State Gazette.

The Gauhati High Court has formulated the standardized staff pattern for

District Judiciary and proposal has been sent to the Government of Assam

for creation of various posts according to the standardized staff pattern.

2. LANDMARK DECISIONS OF PUBLIC IMPORTANCE

1. PIL(suo motu) 66/2012, 67/2012, and WP(C) 648/2013 and

4860/2013: In re- Kaziranga National Park-Versus -Union of India,

represented by the Ministry of Environment of Forests & Others.

PIL 66/2012 was initiated suo motu on the basis of a news item

concerning the illegal poaching of Rhinoceros and other wild animals in the

Kaziranga National Park (KNP). The other connected Writ Petitions were also

taken up together.

WP (C) 4860 of 2013 was filed by 8 residents of KNP praying for issuing a

Writ of Mandamus to complete the process of settlement rights. The petitioners

stated that without first complying with the provisions under Section 26A and

35 of the Wildlife (Protection) Act, 1972 and that of the provisions of the

Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest

Rights) Act, 2006, their eviction from the Second Addition of the KNP is illegal.

The prayer of the petitioners were rejected.

The petitioners in WP (C) 648/2013 were also prevented from grazing

activities in the KNP. The Court further directed that the encroachers be

evicted from the Kaziranga National Park.

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2. Death Sentence Ref. 1/2014: The State of Assam-Versus- Mr. Selim

Uddin alias Shilu & Another.

The Reference Case along with Jail Appeals were heard together. The two

appellants in one of the appeals had been convicted u/s 302 IPC and

sentenced to suffer death penalty. The High Court after balancing the

aggravating and the mitigating circumstances and also considering the young

age of the said two appellants as well as their scope for reformation and

rehabilitation, commuted the death sentence to life imprisonment.

3. In PIL(suo motu) 15/2013: In re- State of Assam represented by the

Commissioner and Secretary, Finance department & Others.

The PIL was taken up suo motu and the issue pertained to large scale

malpractices of a chit fund company called the Saradha Group and also by

other group of companies operating in the State of Assam. This Court took

note of the orders of the Supreme Court where directions were made to the

Central Bureau of Investigation to conduct investigation into the affairs of the

Saradha Group. The Court after considering the materials and relevant laws

directed that the cases concerning chit fund scam in the State of Assam shall

stand transferred to the Central Bureau of Investigation and the said

Investigation Agency was directed to investigate the cases concerning the chit

fund scam registered in the State of Assam against the companies indicated

in the Judgment. The CBI was also given liberty to conduct further

investigation in terms of section 173(8) of the Criminal Procedure Code in the

cases where charge-sheets had already been filed.

4. PIL 35/2011: People’s Right to Information and Development

Implementing Society of Mizoram -Versus- State of Mizoram & Others.

The PIL was filed alleging that in the construction of the two Hydel

Projects in the State of Mizoram, heavy amounts had been spent. The projects

were not even commissioned and there were allegations that crores of rupees

had been mis-appropriated by the Engineers and Officials who carried out the

Project works. The Court after considering the materials directed the

designated authority of the Anti-Corruption Bureau to undertake investigation

in accordance with law and after completion of such investigation, to submit

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the final report to the sanctioning authority for grant of sanction and after

obtaining the required sanction, to place the final report before the Court for

prosecution. The investigation was directed to be completed within six months

from the date of the order.

5. PIL 37/2013, Review Petition 115/2010, 46/2011, Cont. Case

402/2011, PIL 39/2014 and 3/2012: In re- State of Assam & Others.

The instant PIL was filed seeking a direction against the haphazard and

unscientific quarrying of Granite mounds in the river bed of Madhura river in

the district of Cachar, Assam. The contention of the petitioner was that

unscientific quarrying resulted in flood situation many a time with erosion of

the river bed, which proved to be hazardous to agricultural activity and

habitation. The Court after considering the recommendation of the Expert

Committee directed that the quarrying activities be undertaken as per

recommendations made in para 4 of the Report of the Expert Committee,

which included that the mining of stone materials can be carried out for

about 16 km length of the river. The Report also indicated that allowing 2 km

reach to be mined in a year on alternate basis from the un-mined reaches and

considering the average width of mining to be 30 m but with at least 15 m

margin from each bank and depth of excavation from the un-mined level to be

1 m but not below the water level, a yearly mining volume of 60,000 cubic

meter can be permitted for Government infrastructural development

purposes, subject to approved Mining Plan and Environmental Clearance

from Environment Impact Assessment Authority (SEIAA) and as per

provisions laid down in the Assam Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 2013,

subject to the “No Objection” from the Chief Wild Life Warden, Assam.

6. WP(C) 2673, 2266 & 2269/2014: RNT Plantations Ltd. & Others -

Versus- State of Assam & Others.

The moot question that had arisen for consideration was that if an

award under the provisions of the Land Acquisition Act, 1894 had not been

passed prior to the coming into force of the Right to Fair Compensation and

Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013,

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whether the award has to be passed on the basis of the principles laid down

in the Act of 1894 or under the Act of 2013. This Court after examining and

interpreting the relevant provisions of law, observed that it is mandatory to

apply all provisions of the Act of 2013 relating to the determination of

compensation. Accordingly, direction was issued to pass award afresh in

accordance with the provisions relating to determination of compensation in

terms of the Act of 2013.

7. WP(C) 5324 /2012: Relief Families Welfare Service Society & Others-

Versus-State of Assam & Others.

The petitioner society represented 6,725 numbers of families who were

victims of ethnic violence resulting from clashes between Bodos and Adivasis

at Gossaigaon sub-division in the District of Kokrajhar, occurring in the year

1998. The loss and damage suffered by the members of the petitioner’s society

was assessed by a Committee constituted by the Government of Assam on

02.04.2007. The petitioners claim for compensation was turned down by the

Revenue Department on grounds that the members of the petitioner’s society

were not living in the Relief Camps. The Court after examining the relevant

provisions of the Disaster Management Act, 2005 and other relevant laws

governing the field, directed the State Government to grant compensation for

the damage caused to movable/ immovable properties of the families of the

petitioner society on the basis of the Assessment Reports prepared by the

Forest and Revenue Officials.

8. WP(C) 6219/ 2013: Uttam Das-Versus-State of Assam & Others.

The petitioner, a retired Deputy Commandant of Assam Commando

Battalion, Mandakata, North Guwahati claimed reimbursement of his medical

bills amounting to Rs. 1,98,654.88/-. On 30.04.2011, the petitioner while

travelling in an auto rickshaw accompanied by his wife, suddenly felt

dizziness and fell down inside the auto rickshaw and was admitted to Hayat

Hospital, which is a Non-Referral hospital. The authorities refused to

reimburse the medical bills of the petitioner. The Court after examining the

provisions of the Assam Medical Attendance Rules, 2008 and having regard to

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Article 14 of the Constitution of India, directed the authorities to reimburse

the bills of the petitioner.

9. WP(Cri) 4(K) /2015: Nagaho Ayemi-Versus-State of Nagaland & Others.

The petitioner was arrested on 26.12.2014 in connection with Dimapur

East P.S. Case No. 269/2014 under Section 463/ 120 (B) IPC read with

Section 5 of the Explosive Substance Act. The District Magistrate, Dimapur

passed detention order on 04.01.2015 and detained the petitioner under sub-

section (1) and (2) of Section 3 of the National Security Act, 1980. On

challenge being made, this Court, after examining the relevant law and facts,

set aside the detention order on the ground that the detenue was not

informed of his right of having the assistance of his next friend. The Court

also observed that the detaining authority could not have formed his

subjective satisfaction only on the basis of the police report and the statement

made by the detenue before the police.

10. WP(C) 6235/2012: Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti & Another -Versus-M.

Nandgopa.

The question which arose for consideration was whether the Central

Administrative Tribunal was justified in setting aside the order of termination

of respondent from the service. The respondent was initially appointed on

18.01.1993 as Post Graduate Teacher in Economics on regular basis under

Navodaya Vidyalaya Samiti. The termination order was issued invoking

Clause-2 of the appointment order, based on the recommendation of the DPC.

The Court after considering the relevant materials observed that the

recommendation for termination was based on conclusions drawn by the DPC

regarding alleged immoral conduct of the respondent without any formal

enquiry or affording any opportunity to the respondent. The records showed

that the authorities had already approved closure of the complaint regarding

the alleged immoral conduct of the respondent after inquiry. As such, the

recommendation of DPC was held to be bad in law and illegal. The authority

was directed to reinstate the respondent with all consequential benefits.

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11. WP (Crl) No. 5 of 2014: Holiram Bordoloi (in JAIL)-Versus-Union of

India.

The petitioner who was a death-row convict questioned the legality of

the rejection of his mercy petition by the Governor of Assam and the President

of India on grounds that the same was kept in cold freeze for 9 years and 3

months. The Court after considering the relevant laws and ratio of the

judgments rendered by the Supreme Court of India, commuted the death

sentence to imprisonment for life, subject to remission granted by the State

Government.

12. WP (C) No. 2547 of 2008: Shri Dimbeswar Goswami-Versus-State of

Assam & Others.

The petitioner who was employed as Proof Reader in the office of Ajir

Asom (Dainik) Pvt. Ltd. was terminated from service by the Management on

31.10.2002. His termination was referred to the Industrial Tribunal by the

Government on 24.05.2004 under Section 10 of the Industrial Disputes Act.

The Industrial Tribunal decided the Reference in favour of the Management.

The legality of the finding of the Industrial Tribunal was challenged before the

Gauhati High Court. After considering the facts and law, the High Court set

aside the award and reinstated the petitioner. The Court directed that since

no service was received by the Management during the interregnum, the

payment of back wages would be confined to 25% of the payable dues, with

further direction that if for one reason or another, the Management is

unwilling to reinstate the petitioner, then in lieu of reinstatement, a lump

sum ex-gratia compensation of Rs.5,00,000/- be paid to the workman, who

was drawing Rs.4,454/- P.M. when his service was terminated in October,

2002.

13. WP(Crl.) No.07/2014: Kamal Dutta –Versus- Union of India & Others.

This Habeas Corpus petition was filed for production of the petitioner’s

brother, who was not released even after direction of the Court. The Court in

its order dated 20.01.2015 had arrived at a definite conclusion that the initial

detention of the petitioner’s brother was in violation of Article 21 and 22 of

the Constitution of India. The Court directed Respondent No.2 to deposit an

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amount of Rs.50,000.00 before the Registrar of Gauhati High Court at

Guwahati within a period of six (6) weeks, to be paid to the brother of the

Petitioner as compensation.

14. WP(C) Nos.206/2014, 495/2014 & 1678/2014: All Assam Motor

Transport Association and others –Versus- State of Assam & Others.

Challenge was made to the decision of the Regional Transport Authority,

Kamrup (Metro), imposing a ban on the operation of school buses and city

buses which had attained the age of 15 years or more and a similar ban in

respect of operation of share taxis which had attained the age of 10 years. The

Court, on examination of the records, arrived at a finding that there appeared

to be cogent reasons for the respondents to impose the conditions and that the

said decision had been taken in larger public interest and in exercise of powers

available under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988. The Court held that since the

restriction imposed by the impugned notification was found to be reasonable

and duly authorized under the law, the submissions of the petitioners that the

impugned action of the State was in violation of their fundamental rights under

Article 19(1)(g) of the Constitution of India was negated. All the Writ Petitions

were dismissed.

15. WP (C) Nos. 1560 and 2680 of 2015: Equality Forum & Others –Versus- State of Assam & Others.

Matter relates to acquiring of quantifiable data by the State in the

context of reservation in promotion in the services of the State. The Court after

examining the relevant laws governing the field held that if the State desires to

give effect to the provisions of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

(Reservation of Vacancies in Services and Posts) Act, 1978, as amended in the

year 2012, by providing for reservation in promotion, it would have to justify

the same with the help of quantifiable data to show the presence of the two

compelling reasons i.e. backwardness and inadequacy of representation, cadre-

wise in the context of the service where the cadre is placed, which would then

have to be harmonized with efficiency in administration as mandated under

Article 335 of the Constitution.

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16. Crl. Petition No. 4/2014: R. Thankhuma, Corps Sergeant Major, Dinthar Corps of the Salvation Army & Another –Versus- Major Lalchhuanliana, CO, Dinthar Corps of the Salvation Army.

The case of the petitioners was that there was a clash among members

and officers of the Dinthar Corps, Salvation Army, Aizawl on 4.10.2014.

Pursuant to the said clash, there were complaints made by both sections of

Dinthar Corps Salvation Army to the District Magistrate. In pursuance of said

complaint, the District Magistrate had put the Church building under lock

and key. Besides, the District Magistrate vide order dated 9.10.2014 under

Sections 144/146(2)(1) CrPC, ordered the respondents to vacate their

quarters before 18.10.2014. The District Magistrate issued another order on

17.10.2014 under Sections 144/146 (2)(1) CrPC directing the O/C,

Vaikakawn PS, to lock the residential quarter of the respondents and to be

the custodian of the property. The Court observed that the function of the

State administration is to maintain law and order and maintenance of law

and order cannot be stretched that far to direct the petitioners under Section

144 CrPC to vacate their premises on the ground that some persons are going

to endanger the safety of the respondents.

17. W.P. (C) No. 243 (AP) of 2014: Likha Serbi –Versus- State of Arunachal

Pradesh & Others.

Issue raised was whether the Civil Courts Act or the North East Frontier

(Administration of Justice) Regulation, 1945 would apply in relation to matters

dealt with by the regular Courts manned by the members of the Arunachal

Pradesh Judicial Service. The private respondent lodged a complaint to the

Deputy Commissioner on 02.01.2013 alleging that the petitioner had

deceitfully occupied his land. Petitioner’s case was that he purchased the land

on 25.05.2004 and since then he is in occupation of the land. On complaint

being lodged by the private respondent, the petitioner was issued summons.

On 19.03.2013 the Judicial Magistrate-cum-Extra Assistant Commissioner

passed the order to maintain status-quo in respect of the aforesaid land. The

Court observed that in terms of Article 50 of the Constitution, the State of

Arunachal Pradesh has taken decision to separate the judiciary from the

executive and issued notifications in this respect. Judicial officers have been

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appointed and have been conferred jurisdiction to try civil and criminal cases.

In that view of the matter, Court held that the Executive cannot and should

not exercise the jurisdiction as regular Civil or Criminal Courts. They shall,

however, continue to exercise their jurisdiction only in respect of appeals

preferred against the decisions of the Village Authority.

18. WA No-167/2015: Mafiz Uddin @ Md Mafiz Uddin –Versus- Union of

India.

This appeal is against the judgment and order passed by the

Foreigners Tribunal No-III, Barpeta, declaring the petitioner as a foreigner.

The Court after considering the relevant laws governing the field, upheld the

order of the Tribunal and directed the Deputy Commissioner, Barpeta to take

appropriate steps for the deportation of the petitioner and for deletion of his

name from the Voters List.

19. Transfer Petition(C)-23/2015: Smt. Pomi Sengupta –Versus- Sri

Biswajit Sengupta.

The point for determination was whether a case could be transferred

from one State to another State by exercising power under section 24 of the

Code of Civil Procedure, merely because the Courts are under the territorial

jurisdiction of the same High Court. The petitioner sought transfer of the

divorce suit filed by the respondent in the Court of District Judge, Tezu,

Arunachal Pradesh to the Court at Tinsukia, Assam. This Court after

interpreting the provisions of Sections 23, 24 and 25 of the Code of Civil

Procedure held that such transfer of case from one State to another State is

vested with the Supreme Court alone. The High Court, under Section 24 of

the CPC cannot exercise such power under the garb of Section 23 and /or

Section 151 thereof.

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20. WP (C) No. 238 of 2010: Quadir Khan @ Md. Kader Khan –Versus-

State of Assam.

This writ petition was against the order dated 08/12/2009 of the

Foreigners Tribunal, Dibrugarh, whereby the petitioner was declared to be a

foreigner. This Court after considering the relevant laws governing the field

directed the Superintendent of Police (B), Dibrugarh to ensure that the

petitioner is arrested and detained in the detention camp till his deportation

to his country of origin i.e. Bangladesh. The Deputy Commissioner, Dibrugarh

was directed to ensure deletion of the name of the petitioner from the Voters

List, if any.

MAJOR INFRASTRUCTURAL PROJECTS APPROVED BY HIGH

COURT UNDER CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEME

Construction of an RCC 2(two)-storied building and a Bar Library building for

Sub-Divisional Judicial Magistrate Court at Nazira in Sivasagar District.

Construction of RCC 3(three) storied Court Building for the Family Court in

Barpeta District.

Construction of Circuit House at Jorhat for judiciary.

Construction of RCC 3(three)-storied additional Court building at Dhemaji.

Construction of Court building at Dhansiri, Sarupathar.

Construction of Chief Judicial Magistrate Court building at Darrang,

Mangaldoi.

Construction of multi-storied Court building at Dibrugarh district.

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.

RESIDENTIAL QUARTERS

Construction of residential quarters for Judicial Officers at Gohpur sub-division

in Sonitpur District.

Construction of Judicial Officers’ quarter including 2 nos. of Grade-IV staff

quarters with garage/ filter/ reservoir/brick boundary wall and gate including

site development and approach road, etc., at Dhemaji.

TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION OF COURTS (STATE FUND)

Judicial Courts have started functioning from temporary accommodations at

Hatsingimari. Motor Accident Claims Tribunal, Barpeta is also functioning from a

temporary accommodation. High Court has approved temporary accommodations at

Haflong (Dima-Hasao), Diphu (Karbi Anglong), Lakhipur (Cachar) for housing Judicial

Courts and the Courts will start functioning after necessary repair and renovation,

which is presently being carried out by the PWD.

Justice Ranjan Gogoi, Judge, Supreme Court of India, unfurling the plaque at Dibrugarh Court on 23.12.2015

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ALLOTMENT/ACQUISITION OF LAND

The Government of Assam has earmarked a plot land adjacent to the Gauhati

High Court, New Block belonging to the Rotary Club to the Gauhati High Court

for expansion of the new High Court complex.

The Gauhati High Court vide order dated 11.09.2015 in WP(C) [Taken Up]

No.5873/2006 has directed the Government of Assam for allotment of 15

bighas of land for construction of Court building at Rupnagar, Guwahati,

Kamrup(Metro) for accommodating 60(sixty) nos. of Courts.

A plot of land measuring 5 bighas has been allotted by the Government of

Assam for construction of Permanent Court complex at Hajo, Kamrup

(Amingaon).

The Acting Chief Justice K. Sreedhar Rao (L) and Justice A.K. Goswami

(R) lighting the ceremonial lamp in the inauguration of Family Court

at Barpeta District on 27.01.2015

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ONGOING CONSTRUCTION UNDER CENTRALLY SPONSORED SCHEME

Construction of a 2-storied RCC building for accommodating Judicial Courts

and Bar Library at Dibrugarh District.

Construction of a multi-storied Court building at Golaghat District.

Construction of a multi-storied Court building and quarters at Mushalpur,

Baksa district.

Construction of Chief Judicial Court building at Hailakandi, Assam.

Construction of a multi-storied Court building at Silchar

Construction of a multi-storied Court Building of Chief Judicial Magistrate at

Kokrajhar.

Construction of RCC residential quarters of Addl. District & Sessions Judge and

Judicial Magistrate at Kokrajhar.

Construction of RCC Judicial Officers quarters at Sankardev Nagar, Hojai

under Nagaon district.

Construction of Sub-Divisional Judicial Magistrate (SDJM) Court complex with

residential quarters and Guest House at Bokakhat in Golaghat district.

Construction of a multi-stored Court Building at Sivasagar District.

Construction of a multi-stored Court Building at Golaghat.

Construction of a multi-stored Court Building and Judicial Officers’ quarters at

Barpeta.

Construction of Judicial Officers’ quarters at Darrang, Mangaldai.

Construction of Judicial Officers’ quarters at Gohpur, Sonitpur district.

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3. SANCTIONED STRENGTH, WORKING STRENGTH AND VACANCIES OF JUDGES IN HIGH COURT AND DISTRICT/

SUBORDINATE COURTS

VACANCY POSITION OF JUDGES

IN THE GAUHATI HIGH COURT

AS ON APRIL, 2016

Sanctioned

strength

Working

strength

Present

Vacancy

Anticipated

vacancy in 2016

24 14

( HCJ + 13 )

10

2

Bar 16 Bar 10 Bar 6 Bar Nil

Service 8 Service 3 Service 4 Service 2

STATUS REPORT IN RESPECT OF JUDICIAL SERVICES OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM & ARUNACHAL PRADESH

ASSAM JUDICIAL SERVICE

Grade Sanctioned

strength

Working

Strength

Status

2015

Grade-I

(Cadre of District

Judge)

107 80 27 Vacant

.

Grade-II

(Cadre of Civil Judge

Senior Division)

118 105

13 vacant due to lack of

infrastructure

Grade-III 199 130 69 vacant

TOTAL 424 315 109

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NAGALAND JUDICIAL SERVICE

Grade

Sanctioned

strength Working

Strength Status

2015

Grade-I

(Cadre of District

Judge)

13 11 2 Vacant

Grade-II


Senior Division)

4

4

No vacancy

Grade-III 10 9 1 Vacant

TOTAL 27 24 3

MIZORAM JUDICIAL SERVICE

Grade

Sanctioned

strength Working

Strength Status

2015

Grade-I

(Cadre of District

Judge)

13 10 3 vacant

Grade-II


Senior Division)

16

16

No vacancy.

Grade-III 34 5 29 vacant

TOTAL 63 31 32

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ARUNACHAL PRADESH JUDICIAL SERVICE

Grade

Sanctioned

strength Working

Strength Status

2015

Grade-I

(Cadre of District

Judge)

7 5 2 Vacant

Grade-II


Senior Division)

5

5

No vacancy

Grade-III 5 5 No vacancy

TOTAL 17 15 2

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4. HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

Training of Judges/ Judicial Officers

Activities of Judicial Academy, Assam and NEJOTI

A training module for the year 2015-16 was prepared by the Judicial Academy,

Assam for imparting training to the Judicial Officers, Staff, Government

Pleaders, Public Prosecutors, Lawyers, Advocate Commissioners, Executive

Magistrates, Police Officials, Forest Officials, Officers who are performing

judicial functions in the courts constituted under the Sixth Schedule of the

Constitution of India.

The Academy also prepared a module for training of the Judicial Officers in

UBUNTU and for the staff in the new Case Information System(CIS) version.

The Academy is guided by a Committee of Judges for Judicial Education &

Training.

Justice Ranjan Gogoi (L) with Justice K. Sreedhar Rao (R) and Justice Hrishikesh Roy (R) lighting the ceremonial lamp at the Foundation Laying Ceremony of the

Judicial Academy, Assam at Amingaon on 22.02.2015

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The Judicial Academy, Assam imparted training to the Advocate Commissioners

appointed under Order XVIII Rule 4 of the Code of Civil Procedure for the

purpose of recording the cross-examination of the witnesses.

The Judicial Academy, Assam imparted training to the newly appointed

Members of the Foreigners Tribunals.

Skill Development Programme for Advocate Commissioners on 21st June, 2015

Justice Suman Shyam addressing the Commissioners on marking of exhibits, impounding of documents, etc.

Justice Hrishikesh Roy

addressing the Advocate Commissioners

Justice N. Chaudhury speaking on how to record evidence

Justice P.K. Saikia Speaking on Evidence Act

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TRAINING OF MEMBERS OF FOREIGNERS TRIBUNAL

Justice B.K. Sharma speaking on Foreigners Laws

Justice Arup Kumar Goswami speaking on Burden of proof

Justice Ujjal Bhuyan speaking on Nature of proceeding

Justice M.R. Pathak with his inaugural address at Aizawl

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Training of Judicial Officers on UBUNTU O.S was conducted on 12th & 13th

September, 26th and 27th September, 2015 and in the month of November,

2015.

Two Judicial Officers participated in the Regional Round Table Conference on

strengthening, restoration and rehabilitation of children under the Juvenile

Justice Act, 2000 at High Court of Calcutta on 12th and 13th September, 2015.

Cyber crime related Capacity Development training organized by C-DAC,

Kolkata at Aizawl, Mizoram on 26th and 27th September, 2015.

Training on Cyber Law for Judicial Officers at Guwahati on 27th and 28th

November, 2015.

Induction Training to the newly selected Civil Judge (Jr.) Div. for the State of

Assam completed.

Conference on Judicial Professionalism for the Judicial Officers of Assam,

Nagaland, Mizoram and Arunachal Pradesh at Aizawl was held on 21st

November, 2015.

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Justice J. Chelameswar with his key note address

Justice T. Vaiphei, the Acting Chief Justice with his speech

Prof. G. Mohan Gopal at Aizawl with Justice S. Ravindra Bhat and

Justice T. Vaiphei

Justice S.R. Bhat flanked by Justice Hrishikesh Roy and Prof. Mohan Gopal

during presentation

Justice Roshan S. Dalvi during a Technical Session at Aizawl

AIZAWL CONFERENCE OF JUDICIAL OFFICERS OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM AND ARUNACHAL PRADESH ON JUDICIAL PROFESSIONALISM

Justice M. Zothankhuma flanked by Justice Roshan Dalvi and Prof.

Mohan Gopal

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Skill Development Programme for the Public Prosecutors of Cachar, Karimganj,

Hailakandi and Dima Hasao Districts of Assam was conducted at Silchar on

20th December, 2015.

5. STATUS OF COMPUTERISATION OF HIGH COURT AND

DISTRICT COURTS

There is a Committee of Judges relating to Information and Communication

Technology (ICT) which monitors the overall development of ICT infrastructure

in all courts within the jurisdiction of the State of Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram

and Arunachal Pradesh.

In the District Courts also, there is an ICT Committee for each judicial district

comprising the District and Sessions Judge, one Judicial Officer acting as the

Nodal Officer for the district, the District Informatics Officer, NIC and the

Systems Officer/Systems Assistant.

All the courts under the Jurisdiction of the High Court have been provided

with sufficient hardware under e-Courts Project as well as from the funds

made available by the State Government.

All the Judicial Officers of Assam were provided with laptops along with

Dragon Naturally Speaking Software, internet facility, Manupatra and Gauhati

Law Times.

At present Case Information System (CIS) 1.0 developed by National

Informatics Centre, Pune is running at the District Courts. CIS 2.0 version is

Justice Roshan S. Dalvi during a technical session at Aizawl

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running successfully in Chief Judicial Magistrate, Kamrup (Metro) and

Dhemaji Districts in the State of Assam. The CIS 2.0 version will be fully

functional in all the remaining districts once the Thin-clients functioning in

the District Courts supplied under the e-courts Phase-I is replaced by the new

desktop computers to be provided under Phase-II.

Leased line connectivity provided under Phase-I of the e-Courts Project to the

District Court Complexes for inter-connectivity and enabling regular data

transfer to the National Judicial Data Grid (NJDG).

All District Courts Complexes and Sub-Divisional Court Complexes are

provided with Virtual Private Network over Broad Band (VPNoBB) connectivity.

Judicial Officers are trained as Master Trainers to train other Judicial Officers

on CIS and UBUNTU.

Court Staff are trained as DSA (District System Administrator) cum CIS

Trainer and SA (System Administrator) cum CIS Trainer, to impart training to

other court staff.

Websites have been made functional for the High Court, Outlying Benches and

District Courts. Websites for the District Courts have been converted to the e-

Committee recommended Drupal template.

Short Messaging System (SMS) Service to the litigants on institution and

disposal of their cases introduced in 20 court complexes across 18 districts.

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Bar Code System of numbering and tracking the movement of case records

introduced in almost all the Judicial Sections of the High Court.

The cause-list is sent to the advocates by e-mail. The dispensation of printing

of the cause-list is under consideration of the High Court.

The process of digitization of the court records for the High Court is finalized

and is awaiting the sanction of the State Government for release of funds.

The Video Conferencing facility between the District Courts and Judicial

Academy, Assam is made functional.

The equipments for establishing Video-conferencing facility between the courts

and jails under the e-courts project are already received and installed and will

be made functional soon in the state of Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram and

Arunachal Pradesh. In this regard, High Court has sent proposal to the

Government of Assam for sanction of necessary fund for establishing seamless

internet connectivity between the courts and the jails and is pending with the

State Government for approval.

The High Court has already submitted the Gap Analysis Report for the CIS

prepared by the e-Committee designed for the High Court on 14-12-2015.

Wi-Fi facility in the Gauhati High Court was inaugurated on 31.07.2015 by

the Acting Chief Justice.

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Integrating Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & System (CCTNS), Assam

Police with e-Court for electronic data exchange is under active consideration

of the High Court.

Case status of 252 courts (Assam=245, Nagaland=0, Mizoram=7, Arunachal

Pradesh=0) from 37 court complexes (Assam=35, Nagaland=0, Mizoram=2,

Arunachal Pradesh=0) are available on the National Judicial Data Grid

(NJDG)..

Judgments and Orders of 252 courts from 37 courts complexes are available

in National Judicial Data Grid portal.

At present there are 34(thirty-four) technical personnel engaged in the District

Courts as well as in the Principal Seat of the Gauhati High Court on

contractual basis. The Government of Assam has sanctioned 70(seventy) posts

of technical persons for the District Courts and the High Court. The process of

recruitment is over and posting will be done shortly.

In Nagaland, 4(four) technical persons are engaged on contractual basis.

In Mizoram, 8(Eight) technical persons are posted in the newly created

permanent posts of Systems Officer & Systems Assistant.

In Arunachal Pradesh only one technical person (Programmer) is posted at the

Itanagar Bench.

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6. FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF BUDGET AND EXPENDITURE

Statement showing the figures of Budget grant, expenditure and savings under Head -"2014-Admn. of Justice-102-High Court-304-Judges (charged) and 0152-Establishment (Charged)" for the financial year 2015-2016

Head of Accounts Original Budget

Grant (in Rs.) Addl. Budget Grant

Re-appropriation

of Fund Total Fund for the Year Total Expenditure Savings Excess Remarks

0304-Judges (Charged)

01-Salaries 4,48,06,000

4,48,06,000 3,06,33,444 1,41,72,556 0

02-Wages 19,56,000

19,56,000 10,94,516 8,61,484 0

05-Leave Travel Concession

6,00,000 64,00,000

70,00,000 37,80,904 32,19,096 0

08-Medical Reimbursement

6,00,000 44,00,000

50,00,000 11,44,135 38,55,865 0

Total-01-Salaries 4,79,62,000 1,08,00,000 0 5,87,62,000 3,66,52,999 2,21,09,001 0

03-Travel Expenses 60,00,000

60,00,000 25,18,594 34,81,406 0

04-Office Expenses 30,00,000

30,00,000 0 30,00,000 0

11-Hospitality Expenses 22,00,000

22,00,000 19,20,662 2,79,338 0

Total 0304-Judges (Charged) 5,91,62,000 1,08,00,000 0 6,99,62,000 4,10,92,255 2,88,69,745 0

0152-Establishment (Charged)

01-Salaries 28,01,42,000

28,01,42,000 24,80,81,063 3,20,60,937 0

05- Leave Travel Concession

20,00,000

20,00,000 3,45,637 16,54,363 0

08- Medical Reimbursement

38,78,000

38,78,000 14,43,634 24,34,366 0

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Total-01-Salaries 28,60,20,000 0 0 28,60,20,000 24,98,70,334 3,61,49,666 0

02-Wages 50,00,000

50,00,000 48,19,358 1,80,642 0

03-Travel Expenses 40,00,000

40,00,000 18,63,195 21,36,805 0

04-Office Expenses 7,00,00,000

7,00,00,000 6,96,68,754 3,31,246 0

04- Office Equipment including computer and

accessories

1,50,00,000

1,50,00,000 59,42,076 90,57,924 0

99-Others

90,00,000

90,00,000 0 90,00,000 0

05-Payment of prof. and spl. Services

42,00,000

42,00,000 7,99,083 34,00,917 0

06-Rent, Rate & Taxes 5,50,000

5,50,000 0 5,50,000 0

07 - Publication 2,50,000

2,50,000 58,000 1,92,000 0

08-Advertisement 2,00,000

2,00,000 0 2,00,000 0

26-Other Charges

0 0 0 0

02-Disaster Management 1,00,000

1,00,000 0 1,00,000 0

03- Training 10,00,000 15,00,000

25,00,000 22,28,338 2,71,662 0

Total-0152-Establishment (Charged) 37,13,20,000 2,55,00,000 0 39,68,20,000 33,52,49,138 6,15,70,862 0

Grand Total (0304+0152) 43,04,82,000 3,63,00,000 0 46,67,82,000 37,63,41,393 9,04,40,607 0

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Statement showing the figures of Budget grant, expenditure and savings under head –“2014-Admn. of Justice-105-Civil & Sessions Courts(Voted)”

For the financial year 2015-2016.

Head of Accounts Original Budget

Grant (in Rs.) Additional Budget

Grant Re-appropriation of

fund Total fund for the

year Total

Expenditure Savings Excess Remarks

105-Civil & sessions Courts(Voted)

01 – Salaries 89,12,52,000 000 000 89,12,52,000 64,49,42,771 24,63,09,229 000

05 - Leave Travel Concession

40,75,000 000 000 40,75,000 12,15,749 28,59,251 000

08 - Medical Reimbursement

50,00,000 000 000 50,00,000 17,55,391 32,44,609 000

Total 01-Salaries 90,03,27,000 000 000 90,03,27,000 64,79,13,911 25,24,13,089 000

02 – Wages 89,00,000 000 (+)10,00,000 99,00,000 99,00,000 000 000

(+)

& (

-) In

dic

ates

Re-

app

rop

riat

ion

of

fun

d

03 – Travelling Expenses 1,50,00,000 000 000 1,50,00,000 76,95,483 73,04,517 000

04 – Office Expenses 9,00,00,000 000 (-)10,00,000 8,90,00,000 6,43,06,717 2,46,93,283 000

05 – Payment of Professional & Special Services

3,00,000 30,00,000 000 33,00,000 25,85,000 7,15,000 000

06 – Rent Rate & Taxes 60,00,000 000 000 60,00,000 47,50,171 12,49,829 000

07- Publication 1,00,000 000 000 1,00,000 000 1,00,000 000

08- Advertising 1,50,000 000 000 1,50,000 000 1,50,000 000

Total – 102,07,77,000 30,00,000 000 102,37,77,000 73,71,51,282 28,66,25,718 000

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Statement showing the figures of Budget grant, expenditure and savings under head –“2014-Admn. of Justice-108-Criminal Courts(Voted)”


Head of Accounts

Budget Grant-I (in Rs.)

Bu

dge

t G

ran

t-II

Re-

app

rop

riat

ion

of

fun

d

Total fund for the year

Total Expenditure

Savings Excess Remarks

108–Criminal Courts(Voted)

01 – Salaries 61,75,38,000 000 000 61,75,38,000 47,30,46,725 14,44,91,275 000

(+)

& (

-) In

dic

ates

Re-

app

rop

riat

ion

of

fun

d


32,48,000 000 (-)10,00,000 22,48,000 15,04,036 7,43,964 000


30,00,000 000 (+)10,00,000 40,00,000 40,00,000 000 000

Total 01-Salaries 62,37,86,000 000 000 62,37,86,000 47,85,50,761 14,52,35,239 000

02 – Wages 65,00,000 000 000 65,00,000 63,14,046 1,85,954 000

03 – Travelling Expenses

90,00,000 000 000 90,00,000 76,06,682 13,93,318 000

04 – Office Expenses

6,50,00,000 000 000 6,50,00,000 3,70,47,727 2,79,52,273 000

05 - Payment of Professional & Special Services

3,00,000 000 000 3,00,000 000 3,00,000 000

06 – Rent Rate & Taxes

45,00,000 000 000 45,00,000 18,65,000 26,35,000 000

07- Publication 1,00,000 000 000 1,00,000 000 1,00,000 000

08- Advertising 1,00,000 000 000 1,00,000 000 1,00,000 000

Total – 70,92,86,000 000 000 70,92,86,000 53,13,84,216 17,79,01,784 000

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Statement showing the figures of Budget grant, expenditure and savings under head –“2041-Taxes on Vehicles” (MACTs)


Head of Accounts

Budget Grant-I

(in Rs.)

Budget Grant-II

Re-appropriation

of fund

Total fund for the year

Total Expenditure

Savings Excess Remarks

3880-Member, MACT (Voted)

01 – Salaries 6,08,75,000 000 000 6,08,75,000 4,53,49,210 1,55,25,790 000


6,00,000 000 000 6,00,000 2,47,595 3,52,405 000


7,00,000 000 000 7,00,000 1,07,599 5,92,401 000

Total 01-Salaries 6,21,75,000 000 000 6,21,75,000 4,57,04,404 1,64,70,596 000

02 – Wages 22,00,000 000 000 22,00,000 16,60,681 5,39,319 000

03 – Travelling

Expenses

15,00,000 000 000 15,00,000 7,58,322 7,41,678 000

04 – Office Expenses

70,00,000 000 000 70,00,000 57,69,074 12,30,926 000

06 – Rent Rate & Taxes

5,00,000 000 000 5,00,000 3,05,000 19,50,00,230 000

08-Advertising 50,000 000 000 50,000 000 50,000

Total – 7,34,25,000 000 000 7,34,25,000 5,41,97,481 19,22,75,190 000

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7. FUNCTIONING OF GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL MECHANISM

Another import feature of the High Court was establishment of a grievance cell

headed by the Registrar (Judicial) to receive complaints against the staff of the High

Court and to initiate the process for appropriate action against erring staff. In this

regard a Notification No.87 dated 2-11-12 was issued by the High Court.

8. WORKING OF STATE LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITY (SLSA)

AND DISTRICT LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITIES (DLSA)

AND STATUS ON LEGAL-AID TO POOR, NUMBER OF

BENEFICIARIES OF DIFFERENT CATEGORIES

In the ADR Centres, provisions have been made for conducting Permanent Lok

Adalat, Lok Adalats, Mediation etc. The DLSAs have been organizing legal

awareness camps, programmes for promoting awareness on Lok Adalats,

Mediation in collaboration with SLSA Authority as per the action plan of

Assam State Legal Services Authority and National Legal Services Authority

(NALSA).

In 2015 Legal Services Authorities of Assam have organized 185 nos. of legal

awareness camps/ programmes on various topics. In the year 2015, fund of

Rs. 1 Crore 61 lakhs has been released to 22 nos. of DLSAs of Assam for

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various legal services activities. In the year 2015, 28 numbers of Lok Adalat

including monthly National Lok Adalat and Mega National Lok Adalat had

been organized and a total number of 61,690 cases were disposed of.

In Assam,162 nos of Mediators have undergone 40 hours training programme

conducted by Mediation and Conciliation Project Committee (MCPC), Supreme

Court of India in association with Assam State Legal Services Authority.

STATUS OF STATE LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITY OF ASSAM, NAGALAND, MIZORAM & ARUNACHAL PRADESH

States

Legal aid to the poor

No. of beneficiaries in different categories

like SC/ ST/ Backward

Class/ Women/

Children/ In Custody etc.

Working of ADR

Permanent Lok

Adalat/Lok Adalat

Number of Lok

Adalats held in the year

2015

Number of cases disposed of in the

year 2015

Assam 0 273 0 28 338 61690

Nagaland 1797 20,845 0 0 62 1014

Mizoram 0 4034 0 0 77 1031

Arunachal Pradesh

0 171 21 15 53 503

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DISTRICT LEGAL SERVICES AUTHORITY-ASSAM

DISTRICT

Status on Legal aid

to the poor

No. of beneficiaries in different categories

Working of ADR

Permanent Lok

Adalat/Lok Adalat

Number of Lok

Adalats held in the year

2015

Number of cases disposed of in the

year 2015

Kamrup 18 98

Nagaon 134 143

Golaghat 106 1 10 3420

Jorhat 198 9

Sivasagar 12 37 9 4729

Dibrugarh 182 2 2 4677

Tinsukia 118 Working since 23rd Dec’2015

8 2430

Dhemaji 9 - 15 9 1465

Lakhimpur 56 - 2183

Sonitpur 323 7,211 10

Darrang 60 1 1 8 1128

Nalbari 52 Nil 9 799

Barpeta 21 8 2986

Kokrajhar 12 Nil 8 961

Dhubri 76 11 4014

Goalpara 89 Nil 12 1525

Silchar 268 55 7 3805

Karimganj 21 Under process

96 11 487

Chirang Nil Nil Nil 06 613

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PARA LEGAL VOLUNTEERS(PLV):

1,340 numbers of PLVs were trained by Assam State Legal Services Authority.

District Legal Services Authorities have utilized the services of PLVs in various

legal services activities at different remote areas including Village Legal Care

and Support Centers, Police Stations, Jails, etc. to deal with issues relating to

Women, Children, SC, ST, Senior Citizens, etc.

Justice A.K. Goel of the Supreme Court of India with his Key Note Address in the Training Programme for Legal Aid Counsel at Guwahati 26th September, 2015

Acting Chief Justice K.S. Rao unfurling the plaque at the inauguration of the

Office of Assam Legal Services Authority on 24th June, 2015

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9. WORKING OF ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (ADR)

MECHANISMS- ADR CENTRES

The State Legal Services Authority in co-ordination with the District Legal

Services Authority has been taking steps for establishment of Mediation

Centres in the State of Assam.

Regular Lok Adalats are held on monthly basis to dispose of large numbers of

compoundable cases. As per guidelines of the National Legal Services

Authority, Monthly National Lok Adalats are held for various categories of

cases and the National Lok Adalat is held in the month of

November/December every year.

Assam State Legal Services Authority had conducted 40 hours mediators

training programme in association with the Mediation and Conciliation Project

Committee (MCPC), Supreme Court of India.

Awareness, Referral, Coaching and Mentoring (ARCM) programmes were

organized at Guwahati for the Advocate Mediators.

Sensitization programmes for the Referral Judges of Kamrup (Metro) and

Kamrup (Amingaon) were organized by the Assam State Legal Services

Authority in association with the Mediation and Conciliation Project

Committee (MCPC), Supreme Court of India as a part of their pilot project.

In Assam, District Legal Services Authorities (DLSAs) have been constituted in

22 Districts out of 24 Judicial Districts. Steps are being taken by the Assam

State Legal Services Authority for constitution of District Legal Services

Authority in the newly created districts of Kamrup (Amingaon) and Chirang.

Construction of ADR Centres have been completed in Darrang, Nalbari,

Tinsukia, Sonitpur and Cachar districts in the State of Assam from the grants

under the 13th Finance Commission.

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Land has been allotted for construction of ADR centres in the districts of

Dhemaji, Bongaigaon, Barpeta, Golaghat, Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Lakhimpur,

Dhubri, Nagaon, Sivasagar and Kokrajhar in the State of Assam.

Justice Ranjan Gogoi of the Supreme Court of India inaugurating the ADR Centre at Tinsukia on 23rd December,

2015

Justice B.K. Sharma after unfurling the plaque of ADR Centre at Darrang

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10. BROAD PERFORMANCE INDICATORS BASED ON

ANALYSIS OF STATISTICS

CATEGORY-WISE INSTITUTION, DISPOSAL AND PENDENCY OF CASES IN

HIGH COURT.

Name of the Benches

Type of

Cases

Pendency as on

01.01.2015

Institution of cases

during the year 2015

Disposal of cases during

the year 2015

Total Pendency

as on 31.12.2015

Principal Seat at Guwahati

Civil 19090 11243 10563 19770

Criminal 4709 2031 2080 4660

TOTAL 23799 13274 12643 24430

Kohima Bench

Civil 298 356 299 355

Criminal 30 39 44 25

TOTAL 328 395 343 380

Aizawl Bench

Civil 346 313 327 332


TOTAL 402 370 400 372

Itanagar Bench

Civil 676 782 746 712


TOTAL 729 842 805 766

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AGE – WISE / CATEGORY-WISE PENDENCY OF CIVIL CASES OF

GAUHATI HIGH COURT, PRINCIPAL SEAT AT GUWAHATI, AS ON

31.12.2015

CATEGORY

OF CASES

0 TO 2

YEAR OLD

CASES

2 TO 5

YEAR OLD

CASES

5 TO 10

YEAR OLD

CASES

MORE

THAN 10

YEAR OLD CASES

TOTAL

PENDENCY

AS ON 31/12/2015

Arb.P./Arb.A. 79 21 10 6 116

Cont.Case(C) 797 47 22 0 866

Company Pet

26 16 9 1 52

Cross Objection

18 10 1 0 29

CRP 686 181 47 1 915

Ele.Pet. 1 0 0 0 1

FAO 40 8 21 11 80

Intest Case 4 3 20 7 34

LA.Appeal 53 1 0 0 54

MFA 146 256 200 48 650

Mat. Cases 62 3 1 0 66

MACApp. 493 311 200 3 1007

RFA 126 111 66 9 312

RSA 415 315 582 128 1440

Review Pet. 123 71 20 1 215

Test Case 18 14 7 2 41

I.Tax Appeal 11 3 0 0 14

Tr.P.(C) 100 14 1 0 115

PIL 112 16 23 1 152

WA 346 88 25 2 461

WP(C) 7524 4055 1571 0 13150

TOTAL 11180 5544 2826 220 19770

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AGE – WISE / CATEGORY-WISE PENDENCY OF CRIMINAL CASES OF GAUHATI HIGH COURT, PRINCIPAL SEAT AT GUWAHATI, AS

ON 31.12.2015

CATEGORY OF CASES

0 TO 2 YEAR OLD

CASES

2 TO 5 YEAR

OLD

CASES

5 TO 10 YEAR OLD CASES

MORE THAN 10 YEAR OLD

CASES

TOTAL PENDENCY

AS ON

31/12/2015

Crl.A. 778 672 270 1 1721

Crl.Rev.P. 578 483 579 64 1704

Crl.Pet. 741 392 25 1158

Crl.Ref. 1 1

Tr.P.(Crl.) 28 10 18 1 57

W.P.(Crl.) 15 4 19

TOTAL 2141 1561 892 66 4660

AGE – WISE / CATEGORY-WISE PENDENCY OF CIVIL CASES OF GAUHATI HIGH COURT, KOHIMA BENCH, AS ON 31.12.2015

CATEGORY OF CASES

0 TO 2 YEAR OLD

CASES

2 TO 5 YEAR OLD

CASES

5 TO 10 YEAR OLD

CASES

MORE THAN 10 YEAR OLD

CASES

TOTAL PENDENCY

AS ON 31/12/2015

Arb.P./Arb.A. 0

Cont.Case(C) 15 3 1 19

Company Pet 0

Cross

Objection

1 1

CRP 0

Ele.Pet. 1 1

FAO 4 6 1 1 12

Intest Case 33 33

LA.Appeal 0

MFA 0

Mat. Cases 1 1

MACApp. 13 2 15

RFA 4 6 1 11

RSA 0

Review Pet. 6 6

PIL 16 16

WA 19 24 3 46

WP(C) 137 52 5 194

TOTAL 249 94 11 1 355

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AGE – WISE / CATEGORY-WISE PENDENCY OF CRIMINAL CASES OF GAUHATI HIGH COURT, KOHIMA BENCH, AS ON

31.12.2015

CATEGORY

OF CASES

0 TO 2

YEAR OLD

CASES

2 TO 5

YEAR

OLD CASES

5 TO 10

YEAR OLD

CASES

MORE

THAN

10 YEAR OLD

CASES

TOTAL

PENDENCY AS

ON 31/12/2015

Crl.A. 2 1 7 10

Crl.Rev.P. 6 1 7

Crl.Pet. 3 3

Crl.Ref. 0

Tr.P.(Crl.) 0

W.P.(Crl.) 5 5

TOTAL 16 2 7 0 25

AGE – WISE / CATEGORY-WISE PENDENCY OF CIVIL CASES OF GAUHATI HIGH COURT, AIZAWL BENCH, AS ON

31.12.2015

CATEGORY

OF CASES

0 TO 2

YEAR

OLD

CASES

2 TO 5

YEAR

OLD

CASES

5 TO 10

YEAR

OLD

CASES

MORE

THAN 10

YEAR

OLD

CASES

TOTAL

PENDENCY AS

ON

31/12/2015

Arb.P./Arb.A

.

1 1


Company Pet 0

Cross

Objection

2 3 5

CRP 3 2 1 6

Ele.Pet. 0

FAO 0

Intest Case 0

LA.Appeal 0

MFA 0

Mat. Cases 16 16

of 133

MAC App. 17 17

RFA 34 61 2 97

RSA 15 7 3 25

Review Pet. 2 2

PIL 2 1 3

WA 7 1 1 9

WP(C) 109 16 1 126

TOTAL 226 96 10 0 332

AGE – WISE / CATEGORY-WISE PENDENCY OF CRIMINAL CASES OF GAUHATI HIGH COURT, AIZAWL BENCH, AS ON

31.12.2015

CATEGORY

OF CASES

0 TO 2

YEAR

OLD

CASES

2 TO 5

YEAR

OLD

CASES

5 TO 10

YEAR

OLD

CASES

MORE

THAN 10

YEAR

OLD

CASES

TOTAL

PENDENCY AS

ON

31/12/2015

Crl.A. 28 5 33

Crl.Rev.P. 4 4

Crl.Pet. 1 1

Crl.Ref. 0

Tr.P.(Crl.) 0

W.P.(Crl.) 1 1 2

TOTAL 34 6 0 0 40

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AGE – WISE / CATEGORY-WISE PENDENCY OF CIVIL CASES OF GAUHATI HIGH COURT, ITANAGAR BENCH, AS ON

31.12.2015

CATEGORY

OF CASES

0 TO 2

YEAR OLD

CASES

2 TO 5

YEAR OLD

CASES

5 TO 10

YEAR OLD

CASES

MORE

THAN 10 YEAR

OLD

CASES

TOTAL

PENDENCY AS ON

31/12/2015

Arb.P./Arb.A 2 2


Company Pet 0

Cross

Objection

1 1

CRP 30 16 7 53

Ele.Pet. 3 3

FAO 6 10 1 17

Intest Case 1 1

LA.Appeal 0

MFA 3 3 6

Mat. Cases 0

MACApp. 2 1 3

RFA 9 1 10

RSA 0

Review Pet. 3 1 4

Tr.P.(C) 1 1

PIL 13 1 14

WA 11 4 15

WP(C) 366 176 7 549

TOTAL 476 219 17 0 712

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AGE – WISE / CATEGORY-WISE PENDENCY OF CRIMINAL CASES OF GAUHATI HIGH COURT, ITANAGAR BENCH, AS ON

31.12.2015

CATEGORY

OF CASES

0 TO 2

YEAR

OLD CASES

2 TO 5

YEAR

OLD CASES

5 TO 10

YEAR

OLD CASES

MORE

THAN 10

YEAR OLD

CASES

TOTAL

PENDENCY AS

ON 31/12/2015

Crl.A. 9 1 10

Crl.Rev.P. 8 3 1 12

Crl.Pet. 12 12 24

Crl.Ref. 0

Tr.P.(Crl.) 1 1

W.P.(Crl.) 7 7

TOTAL 37 15 2 0 54

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PENDENCY POSITION IN THE DISTRICT COURTS

STATE

Type of

Cases

Pendency as on

01.01.2015

Institution of cases

during the year 2015

Disposal of cases during

the year 2015

Total Pendency

as on 31.12.2015

ASSAM

Civil 68650 45026 46301 67375

Criminal 171947 229418 226237 175128

TOTAL 240597 274444 272538 242503

NAGALAND

Civil 1192 1946 1495 1643

Criminal 2361 3189 3331 2219

TOTAL 3553 5135 4826 3862

MIZORAM

Civil 1798 5383 4915 2266

Criminal 1932 5913 5440 2405

TOTAL 3730 11296 10355 4671

ARUNACHAL PRADESH

Civil 551 1662 756 1457

Criminal 5344 4807 2832 7319

TOTAL 5895 6469 3588 8776

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AGE-WISE PENDENCY POSITION IN THE DISTRICT COURTS

STATE

Age-wise pendency as on 31.12.2015

Type of

Cases

0 to 2 year old cases

2 to 5 year old

cases

5 to 10

year old

cases

More than 10

year old

cases

Total Pendency

as on 31.12.2015

ASSAM

Civil 39994 19497 5130 2754 67375

Criminal 114881 47134 9786 3322 175128

TOTAL 154875 66631 14916 6076 242503

NAGALAND

Civil 1010 380 176 77 1643

Criminal 969 468 428 354 2219

TOTAL 1979 848 604 431 3862

MIZORAM

Civil 1717 348 68 43 2266

Criminal 1957 428 14 06 2405

TOTAL 3674 776 82 49 4671

ARUNACHAL PRADESH

Civil 772 571 78 36 1457

Criminal 5746 1509 41 23 7319

TOTAL 6518 2080 119 59 8776

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STATEMENT SHOWING TOTAL NUMBER OF DISPOSAL OF CASES BY JUDGES OF GAUHATI HIGH COURT FOR THE YEAR 2015 (CATEGORY WISE)

Name of Judge S/B D/B F/B

Category wise disposal of Cases

Main Misc. Main Misc Main Misc.

Justice K.Sreedhar Rao, The

Acting Chief Justice

RETIRED ON

20.10.2015

195 23 637 267 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/

B

TOTAL = 1,122

WA 237

WP(C) 31 264

PIL 82

Revw.Ptn. 03 23

Crl.Appl 02

Cont.Case(C) 156 22

Mat.Appl 02

WP(Crl) 01

ITA 02

Com.Petn./Appl 01

Crl.Petn. 01

Crl.Revn.Petn 02

Central Ex.

Appeal

01

CRP 02

Bail 01 02

MC 22 265

TOTAL 218 904

Name of Judge S/B D/B F/B Category wise disposal of Cases

Main Misc Main Misc Main Misc

Justice T.Vaiphei

1080 212 221 158 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/

B

TOTAL = 1,671

WA 65

WP(C) 1012 100

W.P.(Crl.) 01

PIL 23

Revw.Ptn. 06 03

RFA 01

RSA 02

FAO 01

Crl.Appl 02

Cont.Case (C) 39 07

CRP 01

Cont. Case (Crl.) 01

Mat.Appl 01 08

Crl.Revn.Petn 07 02

Review Pet. 08 11

MC 211 158

Crl.MC 01

TOTAL 1292 379

of 133


Main Misc. Main Misc Main Misc

.

Justice B.K. Sharma

1748 340 229 56 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/B

TOTAL = 2,373

WA 26

WP(C) 1516 157

PIL 03 03

Revw.Ptn. 22

RSA 01

Crl.Appl 163 40

Election Petn. 01

Cont.Case(C) 37 01

Crl.Rev.P. 01 01

Crl. Pet. 01

CRP 02

Intest. case 01

Arb. P. 01

Bail 10

MC 228 53

Crl.MC 102 03

TOTAL 2088 285



Justice Hrishikesh

Roy

903 144 - - - - Category of Cases S/B D/B F/B

TOTAL = 1,047

WP(C) 461

Revw.Ptn. 15

Arb. P/Arb.A. 37

Cont.Case(C) 05

RSA 02

Com. Pet./Appl. 16

CRP 357

R.P 06

TrP© 04

MC 144

TOTAL 1047

of 133

Name of

Judge

S/B D/B F/B Category wise disposal of Cases


Justice C. R.

Sarma

781 2014 35 14 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/B

TOTAL = 2,844

WP (C) 20 09

W.P.(Crl.) 01

PIL 01

Revw.Ptn. 02 01

Crl. Appl 27 18

Death (S) Ref. 01

Tr.P.(Crl) 34

Cont.Case(C) 07 01

RSA 02

Crl.Petn. 613 03

Crl.Revn.Petn 62

CRP 06

FAO 01 01

MFA 01

MACApp 05

Bail 1798

MC 17

Crl.MC 199 14

TOTAL 2795 49

Name of

Judge


Main Misc

.

Main Misc Main Misc.

Justice Arup

Kumar Goswami

732 229 27 06 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/B

TOTAL = 994

WA 05

WP(C) 490 12

PIL 03

Revw.Ptn. 02 02

FAO 01

MACApp 20

CRP 01

SAO 01

RSA 187

Cross Obj. 01

Cont.Case(C) 29 02

Crl.A. 03

Bail 35

Crl.M.C 01 01

MC 193 05

TOTAL 961 33

of 133

Name of

Judge



Justice Ujjal

Bhuyan

1274 390 25 44 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/B

TOTAL = 1,733

WA 19

WP(C) 1143 03

Revw.Ptn. 13 02

Crl.Petn. 01

WP(Crl) 08

Cont.Case(C) 84

R.P 15 01

Com.Pet/App 01

Election Pet. 01

MACApp 08

Bail 41

Crl.MC 02

MC 347 44

TOTAL 1664 69

Name of

Judge

S/B D/B F/B

Category wise disposal of Cases Main Misc. Main Misc. Main Misc.

Justice P. K.

Saikia

190 477 884 357 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/B

TOTAL = 1,908

WA 247

WP (C) 09 297

PIL 87

Revw.Ptn. 01 25

Crl.Appl 14 173

Death (S) Ref. 01

MAT. APP 06

WP(Crl) 01

MACAPP. 20

Cross Objection 01

Crl.Petn. 90 12

Crl.Revn.Petn 37 02

CRP 04 02

RSA 01

ITA 02

C.Ex.Appeal 01

Cont.Case© 27

Com. Pet/Appl 01

MFA 01

TrP(Crl) 11

SAO 01

Bail 421 02

MC 05 312

Crl.MC 51 43

TOTAL 667 1241

of 133

Name of

Judge

S/B D/B F/B

Category wise disposal of Cases Main Misc. Main Misc Main Misc.

Justice (Dr.)

Indira Shah

444 1257 46 18 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/B

TOTAL = 1,765

WA 02

PIL 01

WP(C) 154 02

W.P.(Crl.) 03

Crl.Appl 29 37

Arb.P./Arb.A 10

Intest. Case 02

RFA 14

Review Pet. 03

RSA 12

MACAPP. 07

Crl.Petn. 50 03

Crl.Revn.Petn 12 02

Cont. Case (C) 16

CRP 106

El. Pet 02

FAO 02

Test Appl/Case 01

MFA 06

MACApp 05

TrP(C) 09

Bail 1136

MC 70 04

Crl.MC 51 14

TOTAL 1701 64

of 133

Name of

Judge

S/B D/B F/B Category wise disposal of Cases Main Misc Main Misc. Main Misc

Justice N. Chaudhury

676 755 01 - - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/

B

F/B

TOTAL = 1,432

RFA 117

MFA 167

WP(C) 99

RSA 09

RP 11

Cont.Case(

C)

07

Co.Pet. 10

CRP 54

Crl.A. 01

Crl.Pet. 01

Crl.

Rev.Pet.

04

L.A. App 06

MACApp. 88

Mat.App. 03

FAO 32

Cross

Objection

05

Gua. Petn. 01

Intest Case 24

Test Case 08

Arb. P. 01

Tr.P.(C) 29

Bail 02

Crl.MC. 05

MC 748

TOTAL 1431 01

Name of

Judge



Justice L. S. Jamir

358 397 56 25 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/

B

TOTAL = 836

WA 38

WP(C) 273 06

W.P. (Crl.) 19

PIL 02 02

Revw.Ptn. 04

FAO 04

RFA 05

RSA 02

MACApp 11

CRP 06

Cont.Case(C) 18

Cont.Cas.(Crl) 01

of 133

Crl.Revn.Petn 08 01

Crl. Pet. 01

Crl.A 05 08

Bail 319

Crl.MC 10

MC 68 25

TOTAL 755 81

Name of

Judge

S/B D/B F/B

Category wise disposal of Cases Main Misc. Main Misc Main Misc.

Justice M. R.

Pathak

753 757 75 19 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/B

TOTAL = 1,604

WA 12 08

WP(C) 651 07

PIL 02

FAO 01

Revw.Ptn. 04 04

RFA 03

RSA 01

Crl.Appl 17 48

CRP 09

Cont.Case(C) 30

Crl.Petn. 21 05

Crl.Revn.Petn 05

Bail 587

Crl.MC 15 03

MC 155 16

TOTAL 1510 94

Name of

Judge

S/B D/B F/B

Category wise disposal of Cases Main Misc Main Misc Main Misc

Justice Manojit Bhuyan

985 129 147 76 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/B

TOTAL = 1,337

WA 41

WP(C) 900 83

PIL 12

Revw.Ptn. 20 02

Cont.Case (C) 13 04

RSA 44

RFA 01

Mat.App. 03

Crl.Revn.Pet. 01 02

CRP 06

Bail Appl. 08

Crl. MC 01

MC 120 76

TOTAL 1114 223

of 133

Name of Judge

S/B D/B F/B Category wise disposal of

Cases


Justice

Michael

Zothankhuma

976 811 91 38 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/

B

TOTAL = 1,916

WA 13

WP (C) 903 33

PIL 01 02

CRP 10

Cont.Case (C) 21

MACApp 03

MFA 01

Revw.Ptn. 04 01

RFA 11

RSA 03

Crl.Appl 08 36

Crl. Rev. P 07

Crl.Petn. 04 06

Bail 661

Crl.MC 05 09

MC 145 29

TOTAL 1787 129

Name of

Judge

S/B D/B F/B

Category wise disposal of Cases Main Misc. Main Misc Main Misc

Justice Suman Shyam

453 445 13 29 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/B

TOTAL = 940

WA 10

WP(C) 94

PIL 02

CRP 54

Revw.Ptn. 05

Tr.P.(C) 02

Cont.Case (C) 08

RSA 256

RFA 08

MFA 06

Mat.App. 01

MACApp. 10

SAO 06

FAO 01

Test.Case 01

Crl.Petn 02

Bail 18

Crl.MC 01

MC 426 29

TOTAL 898 42 -

of 133

Name of

Judge

S/B D/B F/B

Category wise disposal of Cases Main Misc. Main Misc. Main Misc

Justice

P.K. Phukan

689 417 99 17 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/B

TOTAL = 1,222

WA 34

WP(C) 04 51

MACApp 44

SAO 01

RFA 01

RSA 01

Crl.Appl 55 13

Tr.P.(Crl.) 09

Cont.Case(C) 01

Crl.Petn. 163

Crl.Revn.P. 411

Bail 238

Crl.MC 168 05

MC 11 12

TOTAL 1106 116

Name of Judge

S/B D/B F/B Category wise disposal of Cases Main Misc. Main Misc. Main Misc.

Justice R. K.

Phukan

403 1121 110 55 - - Category of

Cases

S/B D/B F/B

TOTAL = 1,689

WA 33

WP (C) 167 07

W.P.(Crl.) 01

PIL 07 06

Revw.Ptn. 01

Arb. A. 01

Crl.Appl 26 55

Cont.Case(C) 07 04

LA App 36

MACAPP. 27

Crl.Petn. 42 03

Crl.Revn.Petn 14

CRP 45

FAO 04

RFA 08 01

MFA 09

TrP(C) 04

Tr.P.(Crl.) 05

Bail 931

Crl.MC 55 16

MC 135 39

TOTAL 1524 165

of 133

COURT WISE DISPOSAL OF CASES DURING THE YEAR 2015 FOR

THE STATE OF ASSAM

District:- KAMRUP (Metro)

Sl. No.

Name of Court Disposal during the year 2015

1. District & Sessions Judge 823

2. Addl. Dist. & Sess. Judge, No.1 733




6. Civil & Asstt. Sess. Judge, No.1 518



9. Chief Judicial Magistrate, Kamrup 1793

10. Addl.Chief Judicial Magistrate 1373

11. S.D.J.M(S) +Principal Judge, JJB 898

12. S.D.J.M(II) 2014

13. Munsiff -1 465

14. Munsiff -2 536

15. Munsiff -3 239

16. Munsiff -4 561

17. Spl Railway Magistrate 1999

18. JMFC 2930

19. JMFC 2526

20. JMFC 1918

21. JMFC 2088

22. Special Judl. Magistrate 2029

23. JMFC 1187

24. JMFC 477

25. JMFC 510

TOTAL 29862

District:- KAMRUP(Amingaon) Sl. No.



2. Addl.Dist. & Sess.Judge, No.1 569

3. Civil & Asstt. Sess. Judge 475

4. Chief Judicial Magistrate 696


6. S.D.J.M 547

7. Munsiff 503

8. Munsiff –cum-JMFC 422

9. JMFC 590

10. JMFC 354

TOTAL 6466

of 133

District:- MORIGAON

Sl. No.



2. Asstt. Sessions Judge 477



5. S.D.J.M (s) 459

6. Munsiff 1 –cum-JMFC 786

7. Munsiff 2 –cum-JMFC 879

TOTAL 6201

District:- NAGAON

Sl. No.



2. Addl.Dist. & Sess.Judge, No.1 811

3. Addl.Dist.& Sess. Judge, No. 2 284


5. Addl. Dist. & Sess. Judge,(FTC) 500



8. Civil & Asstt. Sess. Judge, 416


10. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1130

11. SDJM (S) 1065

12. SDJM(S) 2906

13. SDJM(M) 1891

14. Munsiff-cum-JMFC 595


16. Munsiff-2-cum-JMFC 634


18. JMFC 175

19. JMFC 943

20. JMFC 1262

21. JMFC 1112

22. JMFC 748

TOTAL 19202

of 133

District:- GOLAGHAT

Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 1244 2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 399 3. Civil & Asstt. Sessions Judge 145 4. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1599 5. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 704 6. SDJM (S) 595 7. SDJM (M) 938 8. SDJM (M) 713 9. Munsiff-cum-JMFC 1135 10. Munsiff-cum-JMFC 1006 11. Munsiff-cum-JMFC 807 12. JMFC 1899 TOTAL 11184

District:- JORHAT Sl. No.



2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 470

3. Civil & Asstt. Sessions Judge 390



6. SDJM (S) 1272

7. SDJM(S) 667

8. SDJM (M) 2189

9. Munsiff No.1 1100

10. Munsiff No.2 236

11. Munsiff 836

12. JMFC 740

13. JMFC 1215

TOTAL 11757

of 133

District:- SIVASAGAR Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 891 2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 394 3. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 135 4. Chief Judicial Magistrate 933 5. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1432 6. SDJM (S) 653 7. SDJM (S) 932 8. SDJM 1024 9. JMFC 1867 10. Munsiff-cum-JMFC 1618 11. Munsiff-cum-JMFC 670 12. Munsiff-cum-JMFC 758 TOTAL 11307

District:- DIBRUGARH Sl.

No. Name of Court Disposal during the year

2015

1. District & Sessions Judge 699 2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 632 3. Addl. District & Sessions Judge(FTC) 469 4. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 285 5. Chief Judicial Magistrate 2051 6. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1896 7. SDJM (S) 1379 8. Munsiff No.1 52 9. Munsiff-2-cum-JMFC 768 10. JMFC 2649 11. JMFC 2255 12. JMFC 2188 TOTAL 15323

of 133

District:- TINSUKIA Sl.


2015

1. District & Sessions Judge 597 2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 495 3. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 407 4. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 323 5. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1281 6. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 913 7. SDJM (S) 943 8. SDJM 1367 9. Munsiff No.1cum-JMFC 868 10. Munsiff No.2cum-JMFC 952 11. Munsiff -cum-JMFC 1001 12. Special Rly. Magistrate 221 TOTAL 9368

District:- DHEMAJI

Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 460 2. Chief Judicial Magistrate 452 3. Addl. CJM 263 4. Sub-Divisional Judicial Magistrate(M) 324 5. Munsiff cum JMFC 854 6. Munsiff cum JMFC 673 7. JMFC 904

TOTAL 3930

District:- LAKHIMPUR

Sl. No.



2. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 160



5. SDJM (S) 831

6. SDJM (M) 1286

7. Munsiff 1-cum-JMFC 849

8. Munsiff 2-cum-JMFC 792

9. Munsiff -cum-JMFC 485

10. JMFC 801

TOTAL 8856

of 133

District:- SONITPUR Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 502 2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 675 3. Addl. District & Sessions Judge, No.2 477 4. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 291 5. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 214 6. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1925 7. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1572 8. Munsiff No.1 1450 9. Munsiff No.2 1450 10. Munsiff-cum-JMFC 881 11. Munsiff-cum-JMFC 577 12. SDJM (S) 179 13. SDJM (S) 1558 14. SDJM (M) 1521 15. SDJM 961 16. JM FC 1409 17. JM FC 1848 18. JM FC 2107

TOTAL 19597

District:- UDALGURI Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 539 2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 31 3. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 132 4. Chief Judicial Magistrate 194 5. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 165 6. SDJM (S) 871 7. Munsiff cum JMFC 810 8. Munsiff cum JMFC 117 TOTAL 2859

of 133

District:-DARRANG Sl.


2015

1. District & Sessions Judge 1196 2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 719 3. Addl. District & Sessions Judge, (FTC) 419 4. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 165 5. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1930 6. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1363 7. SDJM (S) 1397 8. Munsiff No. 1-cum-JMFC 1139 9. Munsiff No. 2 699 10. JMFC 1273

TOTAL 10300

District:- NALBARI Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 683 2. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 398 3. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1906 4. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1347 5. SDJM (S) 1980 6. Munsiff No. 1cum-JMFC 1017 7. Munsiff No. 2 –cum-JMFC 236 8. JMFC 368 9. JMFC 149 TOTAL 8084

District:- BARPETA Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 877 2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge (FTC) 426 3. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 391 4. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 378 5. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 292 6. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1532 7. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1020 8. SDJM (S) 307 9. SDJM (M) 616 10. JMFC 2288 11. Munsiff-cum- JMFC 347 12. Munsiff-2-cum-JMFC 1018 13. Munsiff No.1 116

TOTAL 9608

of 133

District:- BONGAIGAON

Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 429 2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 765 3. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1287 4. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1291 5. SDJM (S) 1347 6. SDJM (M) 1428 7. Munsiff-cum-JMFC 99 8. Munsiff-cum-JMFC 828

TOTAL 7474

District:- KOKRAJHAR Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 715 2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge (FTC) 163 3. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 148 4. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 155 5. Chief Judicial Magistrate 503 6. Addl.Chief Judicial Magistrate 174 7. S.D.J.M (S)+Principal Judge JJB 409 8. S.D.J.M (M) 678 9. Munsiff –cum-JMFC 763 TOTAL 3708

District:- DHUBRI

Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 1420 2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge (FTC) 819 3. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 437 4. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 17 5. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 394 6. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1311 7. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1271 8. SDJM (S) 1581 9. SDJM (M) 1525 10. Munsiff No.1 1165 11. Munsiff-cum-JMFC 1127 12. JMFC 1646 13. Munsiff No.2- cum-JMFC 1698

TOTAL 14411

of 133

District:- GOALPARA

Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 1105 2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge(FTC) 219 3. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 257 4. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 155 5. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1370 6. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 2399 7. SDJM (S) 1836 8. Munsiff No.1-cum--JMFC 110 9. Munsiff No.1-cum--JMFC 906 10. JMFC 2317

TOTAL 10674

District:- CACHAR Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 559 2. Addl. District & Sessions Judge 743 3. Addl. District & Sessions Judge, (FTC) 667 4. Civil Judge No. 1 350 5. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 424 6. Chief Judicial Magistrate 3130 7. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1344 8. SDJM (S) 664 9. Munsiff –cum-JMFC 294 10. Munsiff No. 3-cum-JMFC 941 11. JMFC 1854 12. JMFC 1025 13. JMFC 628

TOTAL 12623

of 133

District:- KARIMGANJ Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 1163 2. Addl.District & Sessions Judge 384 3. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 286 4. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1439 5. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1431 6. SDJM (M) 93 7. JMFC 1051 8. JMFC 995 9. Munsiff No. 1 141 10. Munsiff No. 2 456 11. Munsiff No. 3 304 12. SDJM (S) 526

TOTAL 8269

District:- HAILAKANDI Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 958 2. Civil Judge & Asstt. Sessions Judge 218 3. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1502 4. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 1656 5. SDJM (S) 2433 6. JMFC 2004 TOTAL 8771

District:- CHIRANG Sl. No.


1. District & Sessions Judge 207 2. Chief Judicial Magistrate 254 3. Addl. Chief Judicial Magistrate 44

4. Munsiff - cum-JMFC 321 5. Munsiff – 2-cum-JMFC 276 6. SDJM(M) 89 7. JMFC 488 TOTAL 1679

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STATEMENT SHOWING DISPOSAL OF CIVIL CASES IN THE YEAR 2015 WITH THE YEAR OF INSTITUTION FOR THE STATE OF ASSAM

Sl. No

Name of District

Year of institution of Civil cases which were disposed of in the year 2015

1984

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

Total No.of Civil cases disposed

off in 2015

1. Barpeta - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 - - - - 1 - 2 5 14 13 12 38 47 62 196

2. Bongaigaon - - - - - - - - 1 - 1 2 2 3 1 1 14 9 22 28 37 33 34 41 63 62 354

3. Cachar - - - - - - 3 - - 3 2 1 2 - 1 2 24 9 24 23 30 31 123 181 185 290 934

4. Chirang - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - 1 - - 2 2 8 9 26 8 57 114

5. Darrang - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 - 3 2 5 6 24 73 36 259 227 142 779

6. Dhemaji - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

7. Dhubri - - - - - - - - - - 2 1 - - - - 4 13 21 30 57 66 43 58 63 32 390

8. Dibrugarh - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - 1 1 2 5 6 7 5 18 14 26 28 17 5 136

9. Goalpara - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 2 - 1 1 3 2 5 12 20 14 3 64

10 Golaghat - - - - - - - - 1 - - - 1 1 2 4 9 30 27 56 48 53 43 63 30 27 395

11 Hailakandi - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - 1 - 1 7 6 3 14 38 20 33 54 24 5 207

12 Jorhat - - - - - - - 1 - - 1 1 - - - - - 3 2 8 9 29 29 43 43 5 174

13 Kamrup(M) 2 - - - 1 - - - - 2 4 25 3 19 21 24 81 65 69 150 348 330 398 723 875 643 3783

14 Kamrup(R) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 3 2 4 8 15 18 28 24 326 61 490

15 Karimganj - - - 2 - 1 - 1 - - 2 1 1 1 1 2 7 3 9 22 30 53 77 118 454 297 1082

16 Kokrajhar - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 1 - - 1 8 6 10 36 44 45 152

17 Lakhimpur - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 4 10 12 32 87 153 98 397

18 Morigaon - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 2 - - 1 - 2 7 44 37 143 45 33 21 336

19 Nagaon - - - 1 3 2 2 2 2 - 4 2 6 10 10 28 30 35 63 94 77 121 127 275 226 1120

20 Nalbari - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 - - - 2 26 46 30 46 106 148 408

21 Sivasagar - - - 1 - - 1 - - - - - 1 - - - 8 6 5 6 13 15 19 42 85 127 329

22 Sonitpur - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 2 - 2 - 7 7 9 23 9 19 26 32 42 49 229

23 Tinsukia - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - 1 1 11 17 15 19 61 22 4 152

24 Udalguri - - 1 - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - 2 1 - 1 3 2 3 10 28 15 67

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STATEMENT SHOWING DISPOSAL OF CRIMINAL CASES IN THE YEAR 2015 WITH THE YEAR OF INSTITUTION FOR THE STATE OF ASSAM

Sl. No

Name of Court

Year of institution of Criminal cases which were disposed of in the year 2015

1983

1991

1992

1993

1994

1995

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

Total No.of Criminal

cases disposed

off in 2015

1. Barpeta - - 1 - - 3 2 6 3 17 13 16 12 30 14 43 72 129 280 355 298 352 461 624 934 880 4545

2. Bongaigaon - - - 1 2 - 1 - 1 1 2 2 1 3 1 7 11 42 55 65 102 95 99 227 254 96 1068

3. Cachar 1 - 2 5 3 8 15 29 52 57 60 76 76 88 109 148 156 264 309 261 244 291 345 391 655 676 4321

4. Chirang - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 2 4 8 5 10 22 38 41 34 70 119 81 436

5. Darrang - - - - - - - 1 - 3 4 1 6 3 8 3 10 36 71 570 220 273 295 512 907 575 3498

6. Dhemaji - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

7. Dhubri - - - - - - - - 2 - - - - 3 2 9 26 53 104 248 402 266 283 442 418 99 2357

8. Dibrugarh - - - - 1 - 1 1 2 2 - 1 4 13 12 16 34 35 84 107 143 117 218 324 357 150 1622

9. Goalpara - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - 1 1 20 68 138 110 178 227 214 53 1011

10 Golaghat - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 1 1 3 16 21 32 76 160 389 620 553 1874

11 Hailakandi - - 1 - 2 - 2 1 - - 2 1 2 - 4 2 7 7 43 75 77 99 130 174 175 36 840

12 Jorhat - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 2 2 1 6 10 19 39 71 59 109 309 445 443 162 1679

13 Kamrup(M) - 3 6 5 3 6 9 9 41 31 34 233 96 92 141 224 855 447 815 876 934 1165 1389 1604 3330 9079 21427

14 Kamrup(R) - - - 2 4 1 2 2 1 4 9 7 7 17 12 11 22 33 49 135 128 169 258 326 737 480 2416

15 Karimganj - - - - - - - 3 2 1 2 3 2 6 6 5 9 20 35 49 73 135 194 300 322 75 1242

16 Kokrajhar - - - - - - - 1 - 2 3 3 3 3 6 7 12 12 34 43 52 83 72 122 169 69 696

17 Lakhimpur - - - 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 10 16 28 41 93 146 137 181 502 1545 3422 6136

18 Morigaon - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 - 3 8 33 67 95 106 273 398 125 1110

19 Nagaon - - 1 - - - 4 6 1 2 1 7 12 13 20 48 128 195 305 461 671 550 822 1578 3339 3012 11176

20 Nalbari - - - - - - - - - - - 2 - 2 - - 3 3 10 11 40 59 104 251 638 324 1447

21 Sivasagar - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - 1 - 4 7 8 23 60 159 189 274 422 646 428 2222

22 Sonitpur - - - - - 1 - 1 2 - - 1 5 2 2 5 3 28 57 107 90 98 123 112 151 51 839

23 Tinsukia - - - - - - - - - - 3 - - 3 3 2 6 9 33 79 106 94 149 257 478 158 1380

24 Udalguri - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 - - 2 2 5 25 26 14 76

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STATEMENT SHOWING DISPOSAL OF CIVIL CASES IN THE YEAR 2015 WITH THE YEAR OF INSTITUTION FOR THE STATE OF MIZORAM

MIZORAM

YEAR OF INSTITUTION OF CIVIL CASES WHICH WERE DISPOSED OF IN THE YEAR 2015

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

TOTAL

D & SJ

- - - - - - - 6 6

AD & SJ

- - - - 1 4 13 7 25

AD & SJ

- - 1 - - 1 18 49 69

AD & SJ

- - - - - - 6 7 13

P.O.MACT & WMC

1 - - 1 5 19 71 42 139

SR.CJ

- - - - 2 21 38 79 140

SR. CJ,AIZAWL

- - - - 11 98 215 324

SR. CJ –cum-JMFC, AIZAWL

- - - - - 24 44 221 289

SR. CJ –cum-JMFC,AIZAWL

- - - - 38 40 101 305 484

SR. CJ –cum-JMFC,CHAMPAI

- - - - - - - 42 42

SR. CJ –cum-JMFC,KOLASIB

- - - - - - - 17 17

SR. CJ –cum-CJM,MAMIT

- - - - - - - 62 62

SR. CJ –cum-JMFC,MAMIT

- - - - - - - 160 160

SR. CJ –cum-JMFC,SERCHHIP

- - - - - - - 231 231

CJ –cum-JMFC,AIZAWL

1 - 5 5 6 16 34 1469 1536

CJ –cum-JMFC,CHAMPAI

- - - - - - - 752 752

CJ –cum-JMFC,KOLASIB

- - - - - - - 245 245

TOTAL 2 - 6 6 52 136 423 3909 4534

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STATEMENT SHOWING DISPOSAL OF CRIMINAL CASES IN THE YEAR 2015 WITH THE YEAR OF INSTITUTION FOR THE STATE OF MIZORAM

MIZORAM

YEAR OF INSTITUTION OF CRIMINAL CASES WHICH WERE DISPOSED OF IN THE YEAR 2015

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 TOTAL

D & SJ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 3 8 17 183 212

AD & SJ 2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 11 7 67 90

SPL.JUDGE,PC

ACT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 1 10 27 40

AD & SJ - 2 1 - 1 1 2 - - 2 - - - - - - - - 6 14 23 48 101

AD & SJ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 20 58 78

SPL.JUDGE ND & PS ACT

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 8 41 70 197 432 749

CJM, AIZAWL - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 17 109 554 537 1217

SR.CJ-cum-JMFC,AIZAWL

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 13 49 48 112

SR. CJ-cum-

JMFC, AIZAWL - 1 - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - 1 3 19 63 118 205

CJ-cum-JMFC, AIZAWL

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - 8 24 104 251 388

SR.CJ-cum

CJM,CHAMPAI - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 265 265

CJ-cum-JMFC,CHAMPAI

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 220 220

SR.CJ-cum-

CJM,KOLASIB - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 274 274

CJ-cum-JMFC,KOLASIB

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

228 228

SR.CJ-cum-CJM,MAMIT

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 181 181

SR.CJ-cum-

JMFC,MAMIT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 126 126

SR.CJ-cum-CJM,SERCHHIP

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 301 301

SR.CJ-cum-

JMFC,SERCHHIP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 94 94

TOTAL 2 3 - - 1 1 2 - - 2 - - - - - - 2 12 83 269 1044 3458 4881

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STATEMENT SHOWING DISPOSAL OF CIVIL CASES IN THE YEAR 2015 WITH THE YEAR OF INSTITUTION FOR THE STATE OF NAGALAND

NAME OF COURT 1996 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total

No. of

cases

disposed

of in the

year

2015 D &SJ, WOKHA - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - 1 CIVIL JUDGE(Jr.)

MON - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12 12

CJM, KOHIMA - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - 1 - 22 1 - 3 28 D & SJ, DIMAPUR 1 - - 1 - - - 1 - 1 - - 4 4 1 9 16 33 56 127 D & SJ, MKG - - - - - - - - - 3 1 - - - - 8 2 9 2 23 CIVIL JUDGE (Jr.)

DMR - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 65 7 72

T.D.P(DEPT.ENQUIRY) KOHIMA

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

D &SJ, TUENSANG - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6 6 D &SJ, KOHIMA - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 CIVIL JUDGE (Jr.)

ZBTO - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1

CIVIL JUDGE,(Jr) KMA - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 D &SJ,PHEK - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 14 D & SJ,ZBTO - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 FAMILY COURT,KMA - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 52 FAMILY COURT,DMR - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 50 CJM,LONGLENG - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - CIVIL JUDGE (Jr.) PHEK

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

CIVIL JUDGE (Jr.)

PEREN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

CJM.DIMAPUR - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 47

TOTAL

1

-

-

1

-

-

-

1

-

5

2

-

4

5

1

39

19

107

86

442

of 133

STATEMENT SHOWING DISPOSAL OF CRIMINAL CASES IN THE YEAR 2015 WITH THE YEAR OF INSTITUTION FOR THE STATE OF NAGALAND

NAME OF

COURT 1992 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Total

No. of

cases

disposed

of in the

year

2015 D &SJ, WOKHA - - - - - - - 1 1 6 8 8 1 25 CIVIL JUDGE(Jr.)

WOKHA - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - 1 5 16 11 17 51

CIVIL JUDGE (Jr.) MON

- - 1 - - - - - - 2 1 4 1 - 2 5 2 3 5 26

CJM, KOHIMA - - - - - - - - - 1 - 1 6 8 17 33 D & SJ, DIMAPUR 1 - - - - - - - - 1 - - 4 7 13 14 12 8 10 70 CIVIL JUDGE (Jr)

PEREN - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 16 32 48

CIVIL JUDGE (Jr) PHEK

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - 2 12 11 26

D & SJ, MKG - - - - - - - - - 6 - 2 1 1 1 - 7 5 11 29 CJM, LONGLENG - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 9 2 14 CIVIL JUDGE (Jr)

DMR - - - - - - - - - 2 6 10 8 6 - 8 8 48

SPL.JUDGE, P.C. ACT

KOHIMA

- - - - - - - - 1 - 1 - - - 1 - - - - 3

D & SJ, TSG - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 27 27 D & SJ, KOHIMA - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6 CIVIL JUDGE (Jr)

ZBTO - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 49

CIVIL JUDGE, (Jr)

KOHIMA - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 24

D & SJ, PHEK - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 27 D & SJ, ZBTO - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 17 CJM, DIMAPUR - - - - - - - - - 4 1 3 6 5 19 69 297 406

TOTAL

1 1 1 10 2 12 13 23 34 42 75 157 438 929

of 133

STATEMENT SHOWING DISPOSAL OF CIVIL CASES IN THE YEAR 2015 WITH THE YEAR OF INSTITUTION FOR THE STATE OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH

Name of

Court

YEAR OF INSTITUTION OF CIVIL CASES WHICH WERE DISPOSED OF IN THE YEAR 2015

Total Nos. of

cases disposed

of in the year

2015

19

88

19

91

19

92

19

93

19

95

19

96

19

98

19

99

20

00

20

01

20

02

20

03

20

04

20

05

20

06

20

07

20

08

20

09

20

10

20

11

20

12

20

13

20

14

20

15

DJ,East

Sessions

Division,

Tezu

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 2 1 3 38 136 181

DJ, West

Sessions

Division,

Yupia

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 3 13 14 178 210

Addl.DJ,

Basar

- - - -3- - - - - - - - 1 - - 1 1 5 4 3 1 1 4 16 24 356

Addl.DJ,

Pasighat

1 - - - 4 4 - 2 - 5 3 20 26 10 1 - - - 4 8 5 40 78 211

Addl.DJ,

Bomdila

- - - - - - - - - - 13 - - - - - - - - - - 14 8 57 78

CJM-cum-CJ

(Sr.Div)

Lower

Diba ng

Valley

District Roing

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

CJM-cum-CJ

(Sr.Div)

Lower

Subansiri

District Ziro

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 2 5 5 14

CJM-cum-CJ

(Sr.Div) East

Kameng

District Seppa

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 2 1 - 4

of 133

CJM-cum-CJ

(Sr.Div)West

Siang

District Aalo

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 35 38

CJM-cum-CJ

(Sr.Div)

Capital

Complex,

Yupia

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

JM-cum-

CJ(Jr.Div)

Khonsa, Tirap

District

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Nil

JM-cum-

CJ(Jr.Div)

Tawang

District,

Tawang

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1

JM-cum-

CJ(Jr.Div)

Yingkiong,

Upper Siang

Dist.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1

JM-cum-

CJ(Jr.Div)

Daporijo,

Upper

Subansiri

District

- 2 3 2 - - - - 3 3 1 4 3 3 6 9 14 7 12 16 15 25 65 10 206

JM-cum-

CJ(Jr.Div)

Capital

Complex,

Yupia

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

TOTAL 1 2 3 5 4 4 - 2 3 8 17 25 29 10 8 10 19 11 20 22 30 68 190 525 1300

of 133

STATEMENT SHOWING DISPOSAL OF CRIMINAL CASES IN THE YEAR 2015 WITH THE YEAR OF INSTITUTION FOR THE STATE OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH

Name of

Court

YEAR OF INSTITUTION OF CRIMINAL CASES WHICH WERE DISPOSED OF IN THE YEAR 2015

Total No. of

cases

disposed of

in the year

2015

19

88

19

91

19

92

19

93

19

94

19

95

19

96

19

97

19

98

19

99

20

00

20

01

20

02

20

03

20

04

20

05

20

06

20

07

20

08

20

09

20

10

20

11

20

12

20

13

20

14

20

15

DJ,East Sessions

Divn,Tezu

-

-

-

-

-

4

1

2

-

2

-

1

2

2

3

3

6

3

4

5

8

4

6

7

34

70

167

DJ, West Sessions

Divn,Yupia

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

6

4

4

16

43

257

300

Addl.DJ,

Basar

-

-

1

-

2

1

-

-

-

-

1

-

-

3

-

3

-

1

3

2

1

6

-

3

3

73

183

Addl.DJ,

Pasighat

2

-

1

2

-

-

1

2

-

1

-

1

2

3

2

4

3

1

1

1

3

2

-

3

-

140

175

Addl.DJ, Bomdila

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1

-

-

1

-

1

2

-

-

-

-

1

6

5

129

146

CJM-cum-

CJ (Sr.Div)

Lower

Diba ng Valley Dist.

Roing

-

-

2

3

4

4

3

1

7

6

12

6

10

5

10

15

14

21

11

8

21

8

13

22

26

232

CJM-cum-

CJ (Sr.Div) Lower

Subansiri

Dist. Ziro

-

-

4

4

2

4

5

7

4

1

3

2

2

1

3

1

5

4

2

7

5

5

21

20

23

11

168

of 133

CJM-cum-

CJ (Sr.Div) East

Kameng

Dist. Seppa

-

1

1

1

-

2

3

2

5

1

4

3

9

9

-

-

3

13

2

6

6

7

11

22

15

24

173

CJM-cum-CJ (Sr.Div)

West Siang

Distr .Aalo

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1

-

-

1

-

1

2

2

2

3

10

33

95

153

CJM-cum-

CJ (Sr.Div)

Capital Complex,

Yupia

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

JM-cum-CJ(Jr.Div)K

honsa, Tirap

District

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

JM-cum-

CJ(Jr.Div)

Tawang District,

Tawang

-

-

1

-

-

-

3

1

-

-

-

-

-

-

1

-

-

-

-

1

7

16

14

6

23

31

105

JM-cum-CJ(Jr.Div)

Yingkiong,

Upper Siang Dist.

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1

-

2

1

-

-

-

-

-

3

1

2

5

6

19

42

81

JM-cum-

CJ(Jr.Div)

Daporijo,

Upper

Subansiri District

-

-

2

3

3

2

-

-

-

-

3

3

1

4

3

3

6

9

14

7

12

16

15

25

65

10

206

JM-cum-

CJ(Jr.Div)

Capital Complex,

Yupia

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

1

-

-

-

-

40

21

62

TOTAL 2 1 12 10 10 17 17 17 10 12 18 23 24 34 18 24 40 47 48 46 59 85 88 135 325 929 2181

of 133

STATEMENT AS REGARDS NUMBER OF ADJOURNMENTS GRANTED IN CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES WHICH WERE DISPOSED OF

IN THE YEAR 2015 FOR THE STATE OF ASSAM.

District: Barpeta, (a) Grade-I Judicial Officers (The Court of District/Addl. District Judge)

Sl. No.

Name of Courts Number of Civil Cases disposed of in the year 2015

Average adjournments

granted in Civil cases which were disposed of in the

year 2015

Number of Criminal Cases

disposed of in the year 2015


granted in Criminal cases

which were


1. Dist.& Sess.Judge.

12

05

156

06

2. Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge, Barpeta

06

02

93

06

3. Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge, Bajali, Pathsala

15

04

121

03

3. Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge (FTC)

07

13

39

06

(b) Grade-II Judicial Officers (The Court of Civil & Asstt.Sess.Judge)

Sl. No.




year 2015





which were disposed of in the year 2015

1. Civil-cum-Asstt.Sess.Judge. 47 06 114 01

(c) Grade-III Judicial Officers (The Court of Munsiff)

Sl. No.

Name of Court Number of Civil cases disposed of in the year 2015

Average adjournments granted in civil cases which were disposed of in the year

2015

1.

Munsiff-1, Barpeta

09

04

2. Munsiff-2 , Barpeta 42 09

3. Munsiff, Bajali, Pathsala 57 03

of 133

(d) Grade-II/III Judicial Officers (The Court of Magistrates)

Sl. No.


Average adjournments granted in Civil cases


Number of Criminal

cases disposed of in the year 2015


granted in Criminal

cases which were disposed of in the year

2015

1. CJM - - 759 09

2. Addl. CJM - - 819 23

3. SDJM (S), Barpeta - - 740 02

4. SDJM (M), Bajali, Pathsala

- - 130 04

5. Munsiff-cum-JMFC

6. JMFC, Barpeta - - 211 03

7. JMFC, Barpeta - 1248 15

8. JMFC, Bajali, Pathsala

- - 71

03

District: Bongaigaon. (a) Grade-I Judicial Officers (The Court of District/Addl. District Judge)

Sl. No.




year 2015







98

06

87

13


69

06

37

11


Sl. No.



granted in Civil cases which were









Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff, Abhayapuri 74 11

2. Munsiff, Bongaigaon 21 06

of 133


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal



granted in Criminal


2015

1.

CJM

- - 164

04

2.

Addl. CJM

-

-

98

04

3. SDJM (S), Bongaigaon

- - 156

05

4. SDJM (M),

Abhayapuri

- -

348

02

5. Munsiff-cum-JMFC,North Salmara, Abhayapuri

-

-

93

03

6. Munsiff-cum-JMFC, Bongaigaon

-

-

39

02

District: Cachar.

(a) Grade-I Judicial Officers (The Court of District/Addl. District Judge)

Sl. No.




year 2015







10

03

146

02

2. Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge.

10

02

120

02


11

06

154

02


Sl. No.




year 2015






1. Civil-cum-Asstt.Sess.Judge.1 348 02 15 01

2. Civil-cum-Asstt.Sess.Judge.2 211

02 53 02

of 133


Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff, 1 204 05

2. Munsiff, 2 80 04

3. Munsiff, 3 60 05


Sl.

No.

Name of Court Number of Civil



granted in Civil cases which were disposed of

in the year 2015

Number of

Criminal cases


Average

adjournments granted in Criminal


2015

1.

CJM

- - 429 01

2.

Addl. CJM

-

-

434 01

3. SDJM (S), - - 469 01

4. Munsiff-cum-JMFC,1

-

-

253 03

5. Munsiff-cum-JMFC, 2

-

-

265 02

6. JMFC - - 639 01

7. JMFC - - 610 01

6. JMFC - - 734 01

District: Chirang. (a) Grade-I Judicial Officers (The Court of District/Addl. District Judge)

Sl.

No.

Name of Courts Number of Civil

Cases disposed of in the year 2015

Average

adjournments granted in Civil

cases which were disposed of in the

year 2015

Number of

Criminal Cases disposed of in the

year 2015

Average

adjournments granted in

Criminal cases which were



24

06

55

04

of 133

(b) Grade-III Judicial Officers (The Court of Munsiff)

Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff, Chirang,Kajalgaon. 03 15

2. Munsiff, Bijni 30 06

(c) Grade-II/III Judicial Officers (The Court of Magistrates)

Sl. No.



which were disposed of

in the year 2015

Number of Criminal

cases



granted in

Criminal cases which

were disposed of in the year

2015

1. CJM - - 112 04

2. SDJM (M), Bijni - - 127 05

3. Munsiff-cum-JMFC,Chirang, Kajalgaon

-

-

02

02

4. Munsiff-cum-JMFC, Bijni

-

-

88 04

5. JMFC - - 52 03

District: Darrang. (a) Grade-I Judicial Officers (The Court of District/Addl. District Judge)

Sl. No.




year 2015







126

04

99

03


370

05

67

06


Sl. No.




year 2015







of 133


Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff, 1 101 07

2. Munsiff, 2 78 07


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal

cases disposed of in

the year 2015


granted in Criminal


2015

1.

CJM

- - 749 03

2.

Addl. CJM

-

-

660 03

3. SDJM (S), - - 511 03

4. Munsiff-cum-JMFC,1

-

-

606 03

5. Munsiff-cum-JMFC, 2

-

-

145 04

6. JMFC - - 623 08

District: Dhemaji


Sl. No.



granted in Civil cases


Number of Criminal

Cases



granted in



2015

1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 32 07 110 06

(b) Grade-III Judicial Officers (The Court of Munsiff)

Sl. No.


Average adjournments granted in civil cases which

were disposed of in the year 2015

1. Munsiff 1,Dhemaji 17 07

2. Munsiff, Jonai 14 06

of 133


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal



granted in Criminal


2015

1.

CJM

- - 30

12

2.

Addl. CJM

-

-

19

04

3. SDJM (S), Jonai - - 63 12

4. Munsiff-cum-

JMFC,Dhemaji

-

-

97

07

5. Munsiff-cum-JMFC, Jonai

-

-

23

07

6. JMFC - - 116 04

District: Dhubri.


Sl. No.

Name of Courts Number of Civil Cases disposed of in the year

2015

Average adjournments granted in Civil


year 2015






1.

Dist.& Sess.Judge.

31

06

75

09

2. Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge.Dhubri

29

11

102

13

3. Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge,Bilasipara

-

-

113

11


Sl. No.

Name of Courts Number of Civil Cases disposed of

in the year 2015



year 2015






1. Civil-cum-Asstt.Sess.Judge.

181

17

30 19

of 133

Grade-III Judicial Officers (The Court of Munsiff)

Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff, 1, Dhubri 75 23

2. Munsiff, 2, Dhubri 56 19

3. Munsiff, Bilasipara 18 11


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal

cases disposed of in

the year 2015


granted in Criminal


2015

1. CJM - - 328 17

2. Addl. CJM - 277 16

3. SDJM (S), Dhubri - - 630 19

4. SDJM (M), Bilasipara

-

-

212

10

5. Munsiff 1-cum-JMFC,Dhubri

-

-

42

14

6. Munsiff -2-cum-JMFC,Dhubri

-

-

158

15

7. Munsiff-cum-JMFC, Bilasipara

-

-

113

17

8. JMFC, Dhubri - - 277 16

District: Dibrugarh. (a) Grade-I Judicial Officers (The Court of District/Addl. District Judge)

Sl. No.











50 16 108 10


07 37 104 22


12 07 68 13

of 133


Sl. No.




year 2015








Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff, 1 03 30

2. Munsiff, 2 20 50


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal



granted in Criminal


2015

1.

CJM

-

-

272

25

2.

Addl. CJM

-

-

212

15

3. SDJM (S), - - 188 16

6. JMFC,DBR - - 130 15

7. JMFC,DBR - - 195 19

6. JMFC,DBR - - 64 11

of 133

District: Goalpara.


Sl. No.




year 2015







04 06 94 05


03 07 88 03


Sl.

No.



Average



year 2015

Number of


year 2015

Average






Sl. No.



2015

1.

Munsiff, 1

25

10


Sl.

No.





in the year 2015

Number of

Criminal cases


Average




2015

1.

CJM

- - 204 04

2.

Addl. CJM

-

-

128 06

3. SDJM, Goalpara - - 159 04

4. Munsiff 1-cum-JMFC,Goalpara

-

-

99 06

5. Munsiff 2-cum-JMFC, Goalpara

-

-

03 05

6. JMFC - - 214 04

of 133

District: Golaghat.


Sl. No.




year 2015







40 03 110 04


- - 50 02

3. MACT, Presiding

Officer: Dist.& Sess.Judge.

121

10

-

-

4. MACT, Presiding Officer: Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge.

153

07

-

-

5. District Consumer Redressal Forum

20

25

-

-


Sl. No.




year 2015








Sl. No.




1. Munsiff, 1 40 13

2. Munsiff (M),Bokakhat 05 03

of 133


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal



granted in Criminal


2015

1.

CJM

-

-

127

04

2.

Addl. CJM

-

-

119

04

3. SDJM (M), Dhansari

-

-

219

02

4. SDJM

(M),Bokakhat

-

-

167

03

5. SDJM(S), Golaghat

-

-

132

02

6. JMFC,Golaghat - - 202 03

7. JMFC, Dhansiri - - 161 02

8. JMFC,Bokakhat - - 135 03

District: Hailakandi.


Sl. No.




year 2015







28

11

155

09

3. MACT, Presiding Officer: Dist.& Sess.Judge.

65

22

-

-


Sl. No.




year 2015







of 133


Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff, I 26 19

2. Munsiff –II 23 14


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal



granted in Criminal

cases which


2015

1.

CJM

-

-

213

09

2.

Addl. CJM

-

-

258

10

3. Munsiff No.1-cum-JMFC

-

-

95

09

4. Munsiff No.2-cum-JMFC

-

-

93

08

District: Jorhat.


Sl. No.



granted in Civil


year 2015


disposed of in the

year 2015


granted in




49

15

47

14


23

12

109

07


Sl. No.




year 2015







of 133


Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff, 1, Jorhat 28 12

2. Munsiff, Majuli 01 28

3. Munsiff,Titabor 09 09


Sl. No.




in the year 2015

Number of Criminal

cases



granted in



2015

1.

CJM

-

-

209

10

2.

Addl. CJM

-

-

35

15

3. SDJM (M), Majuli - - 90 10

4. SDJM (M), Titabor - - 265 20

5. SDJM(S),Jorhat - - 216 26

6. JMFC,Jorhat - - 50 07

7. JMFC, Jorhat - - 227 28

8. JMFC,Jorhat - - 27 08

9. JMFC, Jorhat - - 20 05

11. JMFC,Jorhat - - 126 11

12. JMFC,Titabor - - 182 17

District: Kamrup(M)


Sl. No.




year 2015





which were



288

12

122

5

2. Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge.1

210

12

543

6


329

4

574

3

4. Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge.3 (FTC)

862

5

585

3

5. Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge.4 (FTC)

111

5

176

3

of 133


Sl. No.




year 2015










Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff, 1 374 65

2. Munsiff 2 502 65

of 133


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal



granted in Criminal


2015

1.

CJM

-

-

855

11

2.

Addl. CJM

-

-

867

12

3. SDJM –I

-

-

1357 7

4. SDJM -II - - 157 7

5. Spl.Rly.Magistrate -

-

1991

3

6. JMFC, - - 1515 12

7. JMFC, - - 707 12

6. JMFC, - - 704 12

7. JMFC - - 1207 5

8. JMFC - - 34 10

9. JMFC - - 93 4

10. JMFC - - 29 2

11. JMFC - - 31 3

District: Kamrup(Amingaon)


Sl. No.


in the year 2015



year 2015







09

04

17

02


03

25

105

05

of 133


Sl. No.




year 2015






1. Civil-cum-Asstt.Sess.Judge. 274

4

77

2


Sl.

No.

Name of Court Number of Civil cases disposed

of in the year 2015


granted in civil cases which were disposed of in the year

2015

1. Munsiff, Amingaon 209 4


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal



granted in Criminal


2015

1. CJM - - 306 26

2. Addl. CJM - - 535 45

3. SDJM , Rangia - - 547 16

6. JMFC, Rangia - - 459 19

7. JMFC,Rangia - - 24 2

6. JMFC,Amingaon - - 255 47

District: Karimganj


Sl.

No.



Average



year 2015

Number of


year 2015

Average





199

08

68

03

2. Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge.(FTC)

68

11

36

07

of 133


Sl. No.




year 2015








Sl. No.




1. Munsiff, 1 261 11

2. Munsiff, 2 287 10


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal



granted in Criminal


2015

1. CJM - - 373 18

2. Addl. CJM - - 162 32

3. SDJM - - 114 17

4. JMFC - - 267 16

5. JMFC - - 187 16

District: Kokrajhar


Sl. No.


in the year 2015



in the year 2015

Number of Criminal

Cases

disposed of in the

year 2015


granted in



1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 113

08

180

16


01

08

26

06

of 133


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal

Cases disposed of in the

year 2015






Sl.

No.


of in the year 2015


granted in Civil cases which were disposed of in the year

2015

1. Munsiff, 1 12 14


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal



granted in Criminal


2015

1. CJM - - 188 27

2. Addl. CJM - - 30 12

3. SDJM (M) - - 05 06

4. SDJM (S) - - 41 08

5. JMFC - - 60 17

District: Lakhimpur


Sl.

No.



Average



year 2015

Number of


year 2015

Average





86

06

55

05


29

04

119

02

of 133


Sl. No.




year 2015








Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff, 1 48 05

2. Munsiff, 2 22 08

3. Munsiff, Dhakuakhana. 21 08


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal



granted in Criminal


2015

1. CJM - - 259 06

2. Addl. CJM - - 119 06

3. SDJM (S) - - 160 02

4. SDJM (M),Dhakuakhana

-

-

71

02

5. JMFC - - 88 09

6. JMFC - - 59 02

7. JMFC 253 03

8. JMFC - - 125 03

District: Morigaon


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal

Cases disposed of in the year

2015


granted in Criminal


2015

1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 05 09 107 06

2. Member, MACT 95 10 - -

3. President, Consumer Forum

03 15 - -

of 133


Sl. No.




year 2015








Sl. No.




1. Munsiff, 1 51 09

2. Munsiff, 2 17 07


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal



granted in Criminal


2015

1. CJM - - 250 09

2. Addl. CJM - - 244 14

3. SDJM (S) - - 150 12

4. Munsiff-I cum-JMFC - - 147 18

5. Munsiff-II cum-JMFC

- - 99 08

6. JMFC - - 21 10

District: Nagaon


Sl. No.

Name of Courts Number of Civil Cases



granted in Civil cases which


Number of Criminal Cases disposed of in the year 2015




1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 47 7 72 6

2. Addl.Dist.&Sess.Judge 192 4 167 3



Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge.(FTC), Nagaon

03 4 120 5

5. Addl.Dist.&Sess.Judge,(FTC), Hojai

116 12 102 6

of 133


Sl. No.




year 2015








Sl.

No.


of in the year 2015


granted in civil cases which were disposed of in the year

2015

1. Munsiff, 1 111 16

2. Munsiff, 2 150 11

3. Munsiff, Kaliabor 11 12


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal



granted in Criminal


2015

1. CJM - - 738 9

2. Addl. CJM - - 692 10

3. SDJM, Kaliabor - - 545 5

4. SDJM, Hojai - - 2000 6

4. SDJM , Nagaon - - 760 9

5. Munsiff-cum-JMFC,Hojai

- - 211 8

6. JMFC - - 996 10

7. JMFC - - 174 8

8. JMFC - - 525 11

9. JMFC - - 495 8

10. JMFC - - 544 16

11. JMFC - - 922 5

12. JMFC - - 588 4

13. JMFC - - 1190 8

14. JMFC - - 413 7

District: Nalbari


Sl. No.











14

08

59

17

of 133


Sl. No.




year 2015








Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff, 1, Nalbari 135 18

2. Munsiff, 2, Nalbari 17 24

3. Munsiff, Tihu 03 06


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal



granted in Criminal


2015

1. CJM - - 234 05

2. Addl. CJM - - 146 08

3. SDJM, Nalbari - - 126 19

4. Munsiff-I cum-JMFC

- - 47 19

5. Munsiff-II cum-

JMFC

- - 43 10

6. JMFC - - 101 05

7. JMFC - - 74 05

of 133

District: Sivasagar


Sl. No.


2015



year 2015





1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 82 04 84 12



Sl. No.




year 2015








Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff, 1, Sivasagar 48 12

2. Munsiff, Charaideo 75 06

3. Munsiff, Nazira 49 10


Sl.

No.





in the year 2015

Number of

Criminal cases


Average

adjournments granted in Criminal cases which


2015

1. CJM - - 281 06

2. Addl. CJM - - 314 08

3. SDJM, Sivasagar - - 85 12

4. SDJM, Charaideo - - 304 04

5. SDJM, Nazira - - 290 03

6. JMFC - - 113 06

7. JMFC - - 186 04

8. JMFC - - 205 02

9. JMFC - - 270 03

of 133

District: Sonitpur.


Sl. No.


2015



year 2015





1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 39 15 61 08





Sl. No.




year 2015






1. Civil-cum-Asstt.Sess.Judge. 46 08 76 02 Grade-III Judicial Officers (The Court of Munsiff)

Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff-1, Tezpur 67 18

2. Munsiff-2,Tezpur 25 10

3. Munsiff, Biswanath 05 15

4. Munsiif, Gohpur 03 17


Sl.

No.





in the year 2015

Number of

Criminal cases


Average

adjournments granted in Criminal cases which

were disposed of

in the year 2015

1. CJM - - 216 19

2. Addl. CJM - - 142 23

3. SDJM (S), Tezpur - - 174 18

4. SDJM (M), Biswanath

- - 137 19

5. SDJM (M), Gohpur - - 182 12

6. JMFC - - 07 04

7. JMFC - - 34 18

8. JMFC - - 119 34

of 133

9. JMFC - - 99 12

10. JMFC - - 179 15

11. JMFC - - 205 14

12. JMFC - - 192 18

District: Tinsukia


Sl. No.


2015



year 2015





1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 03 15 55 13

2. Addl.Dist.&Sess.Judge (FTC) No.1

29

20

34

15

3. Addl.Dist.&Sess.Judge (FTC) No.2

58

25

51

19


Sl. No.




year 2015







Sl. No.


Average adjournments granted in civil cases which were disposed of

in the year 2015

1. Munsiff-I, Tinsukia 04 32

2. Munsiff-II,Tinsukia 04 46

3. Munsiff, Margherita 05 19


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal


Average adjournments granted in Criminal cases which


2015

1. CJM - - 108 16

2. Addl. CJM - - 402 17

3. SDJM (S), Tinsukia - - 131 11

4. SDJM (M), Margherita

- - 183 23

5. SDJM (M), Sadiya - - 02 03

6. Munsiff-I-cum-JMFC

- - 91 07

of 133

7. Munsiff-II-cum-JMFC

- - 145 04

8. JMFC - - 89 22

9. Spl.Rly.Magistrate - - 35 17

District: Udalguri


Sl. No.


2015


cases which were






1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 26 08 142 06

2. Addl.Dist.&Sess.Judge - - 27 05


Sl. No.




year 2015








Sl. No.



2015

1. Munsiff 23 40


Sl. No.




Number of Criminal


Average adjournments granted in Criminal cases which


2015

1. CJM - - 111 07

2. Addl. CJM - - 06 04

3. SDJM - - 192 05

4. JMFC - - 76 17

of 133

STATEMENT AS REGARDS NUMBER OF ADJOURNMENTS GRANTED IN CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES WHICH WERE DISPOSED OF IN

THE YEAR 2015 FOR THE STATE OF NAGALAND.

District: Dimapur


Sl. No.



granted in Civil


year 2015

Number of Criminal

Cases

disposed of in the year

2015


granted in Criminal


year 2015

1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 127 05 70 01

2. Principal Judge, Family Court

50

05

-

-

(b) Grade-II Judicial Officers (The Court of Chief Judicial Magistrate cum Civil Judge Sr. Div)

Sl. No.




year 2015






1. Chief Judicial Magistrate, Dimapur 73 05 406 01

(c) Grade-III Judicial Officers (The Court of Civil Judge Jr. Div)

Sl. No.



2015

1. Civil Judge (Jr.)Dimapur 72 02


Sl. No.

Name of Court Number of Criminal cases disposed of in the year 2015

Average adjournments granted in Criminal cases which were disposed of in

the year 2015

1. Civil Judge (Jr.)Dimapur 48 02

of 133

District: Phek


Sl. No.

Name of Courts Number of Civil Cases disposed

of in the year 2015



year 2015






1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 14 32 27 09

(b) Grade-II/III Judicial Officers (The Court of Magistrates)

Sl. No.


Average adjournments granted in Criminal cases which were


1. Civil Judge (Jr.) Phek 26 04

District: Kohima


Sl. No.


2015



year 2015




which were disposed of in the

year 2015

1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 04 16 09 48

2. Principal Judge (Family Court)

52 09 - -

(b) Grade-II Judicial Officers (The Court of Chief Judicial Magistrate cum Civil Judge Sr. Div)

Sl.

No.



Average



year 2015

Number of


year 2015

Average




1. Chief Judicial Magistrate, Kohima 28 07 33 09

(c) Grade-III Judicial Officers (The Court of Civil Judge (Jr) Div)

Sl. No. Name of Court Number of Civil cases disposed of in the year 2015

Average adjournments granted in civil cases which were


1. Civil Judge (Jr.) Kohima 04 28

of 133


Sl. No. Name of Court Number of Criminal cases disposed of in the year 2015

Average adjournments granted in Criminal cases which were disposed of in the year 2015

1. Civil Judge (Jr.) Kohima 24 03

District: Tuensang


Sl. No.


2015



year 2015

Number of Criminal Cases disposed of in

the year 2015


granted in



1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. - - 17 03

District: Zunheboto


Sl. No.


2015



year 2015





year 2015

1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 01 03 17 06

(b) Grade-III Judicial Officers (The Court of Civil Judge (Jr.) Div

Sl. No.


Average adjournments granted in civil cases which were


1. Civil Judge (Jr.) Zunheboto 01 -


Sl. No.



1. Civil Judge (Jr.) Zunheboto 49 03

of 133

District: Wokha


Sl. No. Name of Courts Number of Civil Cases disposed of in the year

2015



year 2015





year 2015

1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 01 08 25 03


Sl. No. Name of Court Number of Criminal cases


Average adjournments granted

in Criminal cases which were disposed of in the year 2015

1. Civil Judge (Jr.) Wokha 51 03

District: Peren

(a) Grade-II/III Judicial Officers (The Court of Magistrates)

Sl. No. Name of Court Number of Criminal cases disposed of in the year 2015


1. Civil Judge (Jr.), Peren 48 06

District: Mon

(a) Grade-II/III Judicial Officers (The Court of Magistrates)

Sl. No. Name of Court Number of Criminal cases



in Criminal cases which were disposed of in the year 2015

1. Civil Judge (Jr.) Mon 46 02

District: Mokokchung


Sl. No.


2015



year 2015





year 2015

1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 23 02 29 03

of 133

(b) Grade-II Judicial Officers (The Court of Chief Judicial Magistrate)

Sl. No.




year 2015






year 2015

1. Chief Judicial Magistrate 03 02 42 03

District: Longleng

(a) Grade-II Judicial Officers (The Court of Chief Judicial Magistrate)

Sl. No.



granted in Civil


year 2015


disposed of in the

year 2015


granted in



1. Chief Judicial Magistrate, Longleng - - 14 02

STATEMENT RELATING TO STAY OF TRIAL PROCEEDINGS BY SUPERIOR COURTS IN CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES.

District: Mokokchung

Sl. No. Name of Courts Number of Civil cases where trial proceedings is stayed by

Superior Courts

Number of Criminal cases where trial proceedings is stayed by

Superior Courts

1. Dist.& Sess.Judge 02 -

District: Longleng


Superior Courts


Superior Courts

1. Chief Judicial Magistrate, Longleng

- 01

District: Kohima


Superior Courts


Superior Courts

2. Chief Judicial Magistrate, Kohima

03 03

of 133


THE YEAR 2015 FOR THE STATE OF MIZORAM

(a) Grade-I Judicial Officer (The Court of District/Addl. District Judge)

MIZORAM

Number of civil

cases disposed of

in the year 2015

Average

adjournments

granted in Civil

cases which were

disposed of in the

year 2015

Number of

Criminal Cases

disposed of in the

year 2015

Average

adjournments

granted in

Criminal Cases

which were

disposed of in the

year 2015

District & Sessions

Judge

6 2 252 2

Addl.District & Sessions

Judge

25 2 90 2


Judge

69 2 101 2


Judge

13 2 78 2

P.O.MACT 139 2 - -

Judge, ND &PS - - 749 2

(b) Grade-II Judicial Officers (The Court of Civil/Asstt.Sess Judge)

MIZORAM

Number of civil

cases disposed of

in the year 2015

Average

adjournments

granted in Civil

cases which were

disposed of in the

year 2015

Number of

Criminal Cases

disposed of in the

year 2015

Average

adjournments

granted in Criminal

Cases which were

disposed of in the

year 2015 Sr. Civil Judge 140 2 - -

CJM, Aizawl - - 1217 2

Sr. Civil Judge, Aizawl 324 2 - -

Sr. Civil Judge 289 2 112 2






Sr. Civil Judge - - 301 2


of 133

(c) Grade-III Judicial Officers (The Court of Civil Judge (Jr) Div)

MIZORAM

Number of civil cases disposed of in

the year 2015

Average adjournments granted in

Civil cases which were disposed of

in the year 2015

Civil Judge (Jr) Div

752

2


1536

2


245

2

(d) Grade-III Judicial Officers (The Court of Magistrates)

MIZORAM

Number of criminal cases



in Criminal cases which were


JMFC

220

02

JMFC

388

02

JMFC

228

02


THE YEAR 2015 FOR THE STATE OF ARUNACHAL PRADESH

(1) District: Lohit

(e) Grade-I Judicial Officers (The Court of District/Addl. District Judge)

Sl. No.


2015



year 2015





year 2015

1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 181 03 167 03

of 133

(2) District: Papum Pare


Sl. No.


2015



year 2015




which were


1. Dist.& Sess.Judge. 210 0 330 0


Sl. No.



1. Judicial Magistrate-cum-Civil Judge(Jr) Div.Papumpare

62 01

1. STATEMENT AS REGARDS NUMBER OF ADJOURNMENTS GRANTED IN CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES WHICH WERE

DISPOSED OF IN THE YEAR 2015.

a) Grade-I Judicial Officer (The Court of District/Addl. District Judge)

STATE

Number of civil cases disposed of

in the year 2015


granted in

Civil cases which were


Number of Criminal

Cases


2015


granted in

Criminal Cases which


2015

ASSAM 4681 9 6769 16

NAGALAND 272 4 194 3

MIZORAM 252 7 1270 7

ARUNACHAL PRADESH

1036 52 834 42

of 133

b) Grade-II Judicial Officers (The Court of Civil/Asstt.Sess Judge)

STATE

Number of

civil cases disposed of

in the year 2015

Average


Civil cases which were

disposed of in

the year 2015

Number of

Criminal Cases


2015

Average


Criminal Cases which were disposed

of in the year 2015

ASSAM 3401 10 1276 8

NAGALAND 104 7 495 4

MIZORAM 1749 1 2775 7

ARUNACHAL

PRADESH

56 11 726 48

c) Grade-III Judicial Officers (The Court of Munsiff)

STATE

Number of civil cases disposed of in the year

2015



ASSAM 3658 5

NAGALAND 77 3

MIZORAM 2533 7

ARUNACHAL

PRADESH

6 2

d) Grade-III Judicial Officers (The Court of Magistrates)

STATE

Number of criminal cases disposed of in the year

2015

Average adjournments granted in Criminal


2015

ASSAM 52927 30

NAGALAND 292 12

MIZORAM 836 7

ARUNACHAL PRADESH

535 10

of 133

2. STATEMENT RELATING TO STAY OF TRIAL PROCEEDINGS BY

SUPERIOR COURTS IN CIVIL & CRIMINAL CASES.

BENCH

Number of civil cases where trial proceedings

is stayed by Superior courts

Number of Criminal cases where trial

proceedings is stayed by Superior courts.

KOHIMA 5 4

AIZAWL - -

ITANAGAR - 02

3. STATEMENT RELATING TO NUMBER OF CASES (CIVIL OR

CRIMINAL) WHERE TRIAL WAS STAYED AND THEREAFTER

RESTARTED AGAIN AFTER THE STAY ORDER WAS LIFTED

COVERING A PERIOD OF 10 YEARS ENDING ON 31.12.2015.

BENCH

No. of cases restarted

CIVIL CRIMINAL

KOHIMA - -

AIZAWL - -

ITANAGAR - 02

of 133

DISTRICT-WISE DISPOSAL OF CASES DURING THE YEAR 2015 (ASSAM)

Sl.

No.

NAME OF JUDICIAL DISTRICT DISPOSAL DURING THE YEAR 2015

1.

KAMRUP (Metro)

29862

2.

KAMRUP (AMINGAON)

6466

3.

MORIGAON

6201

4.

NAGAON

19202

5.

GOLAGHAT

11184

6.

JORHAT

11757

7.

SIVASAGAR

11307

8.

DIBRUGARH

15323

9.

TINSUKIA

9368

10.

DHEMAJI

3930

11.

LAKHIMPUR

8856

12.

SONITPUR

1450

13.

UDALGURI

2859

14.

DARRANG

10300

of 133

15.

NALBARI

8084

16.

BARPETA

9608

17.

BONGAIGAON

7474

18.

KOKRAJHAR

3708

19.

DHUBRI

12505

20.

GOALPARA

10674

21.

CACHAR

12623

22.

KARIMGANJ

8269

23.

HAILAKANDI

8771

24.

CHIRANG

1679

TOTAL

231460

DISTRICT-WISE DISPOSAL OF CASES DURING THE YEAR 2015

(NAGALAND)

SL.NO.

NAME OF THE DISTRICT

DISPOSAL DURING THE YEAR 2015

1. WOKHA 18

2. MON 17

3. KOHIMA 20

4. DIMAPUR 378

of 133

5. MOKOKCHUNG 13

6. ZUNHEBOTO 0

7. PHEK 11

8. LONGLENG 2

9. PEREN 32

10. TUENSANG 33

TOTAL 524


(MIZORAM)

SL.NO.

NAME OF THE DISTRICT

DISPOSAL DURING THE YEAR

2015

1. AIZAWL 4169

2. CHAMPAI 1279

3. KOLASIB 764

4. MAMIT 529

5. SERCHIP 626

TOTAL 7367

of 133


(ARUNACHAL PRADESH)

SL.NO.

NAME OF THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT

DISPOSAL DURING THE YEAR 2015

1. TEZU 206

2. YUPIA 456

3. BASAR 97

4. PASIGHAT 218

5. BOMDILA 186

6. DIBANG VALLEY 26

7. LOWER SUBANSARI 16

8. EAST KAMENG 24

9. WEST SIANG 130

10. TIRAP 0

11. TAWANG 32

12. UPPER SIANG 43

13. UPPER SUBANSARI 20

TOTAL 1454

of 133

STATEMENT RELATING TO STAY OF TRIAL PROCEEDINGS BY SUPERIOR COURTS IN CIVIL AND CRIMINAL CASES.

ASSAM


Superior Courts


Superior Courts

1. Dist.& Sess.Judge 37 11

2 Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge 26 4

3. Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge (FTC) 09 1

4. Civil-cum-Asstt.Sess.Judge 260 03

5. Chief Judicial Magistrate - 17

6. Addl. CJM - 22

7. SDJM(S) - 18

8. SDJM (M) - 21

9. Munsiff-cum JMFC 191 21

10. Munsiff 102 1

11. JMFC - 56

TOTAL

625

175

NAGALAND


Superior Courts


Superior Courts

1. Dist.& Sess.Judge 02

2 Addl.Dist.& Sess.Judge


4. Civil-cum-Asstt.Sess.Judge

5. Chief Judicial Magistrate 03 04

6. Add. CJM

7. SDJM(S)

8. SDJM (M)

9. Munsiff-cum JMFC

10. Munsiff

11. JMFC

TOTAL

05 04

MIZORAM

Sl. No. Name of Courts Number of Civil cases where

trial proceedings is stayed by Superior Courts

Number of Criminal cases where

trial proceedings is stayed by Superior Courts

1. Dist.& Sess.Judge



4. Civil-cum-Asstt.Sess.Judge

5. Chief Judicial Magistrate

6. Add. CJM NIL 7. SDJM(S)

8. SDJM (M)

9. Munsiff-cum JMFC

10. Munsiff

11. JMFC

TOTAL

of 133

ARUNACHAL PRADESH


Superior Courts


Superior Courts

1. Dist.& Sess.Judge



4. Chief Judicial Magistrate cum Civil Judge (Sr.) Division

01

5. JMFC cum – Civil Judge (Jr.) Division

01

TOTAL

02

NUMBER OF WRIT PETITIONS/ PILs FILED AND DISPOSED

OF IN THE HIGH COURT:

WRIT PETITIONS PILs

Number of Writ Petitions filed during

the Year 2015

Number of Writ Petitions

disposed of during the Year

2015

Number of PIL filed during

the Year 2015

Number of PIL disposed

of during the Year

2015

8032

7572

144

108

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Sent to:

The Deputy Secretary,

Government of India,

Ministry of Law and Justice, New Delhi

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