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State of Madhya Pradesh - Section

Section 790 in Criminal Courts - Rules and Orders

790. the High Court will exercise its general powers of superintendence and control with regard to orders passed under Rule 784, 785, 787 or 788 in the same manner as with regard to other administrative orders of the District Magistrate.

Form AForm of LicenceCertified that........... son of......... resident of.........., has, this day, been licensed as a petition-writer in the........... district, and is hereby permitted to practise as such in the manner prescribed by the rules relating to petition-writers in the provinces and subject to the provisions of the said rules.Given under my hand and the seal of this Court this............ day of........ 20 at..........SealDistrict MagistrateForm BRegister to be maintained by every licensed petition-writer
S.No. of petition Date on which petition was written Name, parentage and residence of the person atwhose instance the petition was written Description of petition
(1) (2) (3) (4)
       
Brief abstract of contents of petition Value of Court-fee labels affixed to the petition Fees charged for writing the petition Remarks Signature of petition-writer
(5) (6) (7) (8) (9)
         
Form CRegister of Licensed Petition-writersPage of RegisterRegister No.Name of petition-writer-Father's name-Residence-Place of business-Dale of grant of licence-Date of confirmation of appointment-*Remarks-Note 1. - One or more pages to be set apart for each petition-writer.*Note 2. - In the column of remarks shall be entered a note of any penalty imposed under Rule 784 or 785 and of any order passed under Rule 782, 783, 786, 787 or 788.Notifications
(i)Notification No. 9880-1115-28/60. - Notwithstanding any thing contained in the Rules and Orders (Civil) or Rules, and Orders (Criminal) or in any other previous orders the hours of work in every judicial office Civil of Criminal shall with immediate effect, and until further orders, be from 10-30 p.m. to 5 p.m. with a break of half an hour from 2 p.m. and 2-30 p.m. and a full holiday of second Saturday in a month.