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PART Ii—Sectien 3—Sub-section (f ‘' opp ae re e : meer erie a PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY SRE w. 498] ae Faveit, aererare, fetaeat 19, 1989/ATe 28, 1911 No. 498] NEW DELHI, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1989/BHADRA 28, 1911 re wr ther as dere orig Pree Pag oem dees ae eT TAT OT TH Separate Paging is given to this Part in order that it may be filed as a separate compilation ta wary 2. afraid set fmt we ap fr dat a are afer ae (aaa ate af ) (=) “afatrem” & te aat afer afer, aya 1987 (1987 1 54) afar @ ; we feet 19 faaraz, 1989 ors (a) “sien” @ areia te afufira, 1890 av. a. ft. 942 (at). tatty ara, tt TAT (1890 #9) #7 ara s2 6% afna spfe afanc aftr, 1987 (1987 *T 54) #T ure a gue afte & ; 30 at SaurT (2) % de (1), Ge (*), ae (a) “gree” 2 at a ate as (3) srr wen with aT sat ea ET (1) “aTaEH” § were ara ean freafafan fra aarat &, aE ater . OT aTeaT BMY ATT SAAT ate
1. eifaret ATH cite STRAT (a) “seq”? to ea feadi @ daar sreq afitde
(1) ga front at after arr ta err afro z (afar) frery, 1989 4 | (=) “fafa eraqriy’ ar adh at & sit afiraacr afaftar, 1961 (1961 HT 25) a are (2) 4 afafarn ourt 2% avs (a) F 2% de (i) Pate? ; a was dae “faa fear” at ary Ett | 4646 G1/89 (1) 2 THE GAZETTE OF INDIN : =z att (=) “Fafa” & far anfer afads & oY wary BY areT omT fate Mr afte & afer fafirar wu & ; (@) “cfsreere” & tar afer afer fot aera afirror } efrer oF gai oat frees Bt wer sate aes sate are a was cforeerx F;
(1) “cfr” & afwee & fait arate at cfarett afar & ;
(m) “orgy” & a Prat ft ah afte 2;
(a) “ero” & afer st ara afinte 2;
(z) ra Frat amaeq” & oer az, Stat aT aa fates arrardt afera 2 oot wthafrre FT wrt 24% oat oafiepor et aac at Te SI
(3) “afer” & afar a ura 3 ata tarfar Ut ore afar afets 2 ; (€) Sa oat ake meal & ot oe frat F ogeT % arc sfonfad ad & fier afefrrr 4 afr wife og, aat wd git, wt ve afafrra } wz)
3. arfret st wrafere afererfcr :
(1) aararftet at eter, wate amardte eT years wr sap Te awite a aefes afwerfear ag erit ot orpat 1H fafatese Ft
(2) afe WE ater feat TY saris yo mca fear amt @ fra ve fore 8 grad] eet ott omafen 3 afeerfear oad) 2 at se ara fs oer Crees arte RT ater area HT Ae |
(3) oy fram (2) ¥ feet are & ge gc, aH TMT ST aT HC TT a Te rer, OT arott & ot taae fer once, ct arene & fire fas owner arded tied fear war’, arate at ge aay ere ee Aaa Nee a ToT a fran tat oOo oa Fae H far a BT I
4. afer BY ATeT ——arfieneet aT aay atti art :-— Teg afore eae feet wetaet F Tera, af: = ae at, fertt t dare st wh cea ot HC MET Tog aE ate fie — (=) at ararits, are fetargere, evterfeat H fet er rat ce owe & anh sept at aan fe afer arte wast Fett; we le TE So EXTRAORDINARY [Part II~Sec, 3 (i)] ene eel (=) frat free at ara wat are earatis, art fagarpery, ae free & ater fiz aiwwrt at tea aT atasit aTAETE ren feat ATT |
5. aaa crete ey fer whew
(1) afer os) amiee, areas ato afer eq of oat feet afepat aro ar are ey a omiwea am fafa | sraaret roo tfrerre of, 0oaenferfs, sre 1, wey 2 ar yet 3-H yeaa] fear enew |
(2) oo fray (1) 8 fafaee omtay asifirr vars Cheer oY tee ore are it ay aT
(3) safima (1) at safa (2) % ata oraam dt sft F vege fear aren)
(4) sat scafaat ot dere a afae & agi ert > are H oareft fearet & ara faa 9x A seufeat eT ger car , wae et soft afafert ofa frat wearet 2%, arte rT eT RT aTesty
(5) aime wTY aa HAW eT 4 Hof wf da et at ger wim ‘far oe thegre gre ar faeerc ae ae & aaet Me RA eT afer srr water eta et afte eaipfs oF eT A gear far vy
(6) 3% araat, foros vate aye sect aamt 8, redr weatferdrs ome er UH a CaT-ciT HUTS wT AF arey feat aTeAT | g. atfaat at wer oat fe 6 fer wie & fern areett H far aria srt
(1) wa ig @ erere (1) ® anita few mo see waa Rare, fray ata wh yet aT afr & feu sfaec at & Bre feeal wt ara Bae TET MATS, Oat ore aT or TEM -2 A ferfafieee zt
(2) wife (1) A tafe sia er oem aa. fea rates cfrert Roger H felt redrE fe oqefaa a ma aimta WHE MT ake ani alaafya oraravts % wet Row A fer aT me ada geen atet HR wfg srr a mot | [arn T--ee 3(i)] 7, araet FR aq aes AA are Tear +
(1) sia stg oar ater at aria, ater, paar, aq oa ater staat sitet H fre saree fete oat urs @ sfaarr al arate ane gare faeafater setae ditt, wait ~~
(a) tr wire forte cearfarart fea et wit;
(w) er fawn warge (store) af are ar
(1) carers Ro are eT fatwa HUT aT tay meat HF er ar cast, ate BE gt sft ;
(a) weit quastt at rater apie Ae wee AAT are at eT, at aaa He at FH ta MareT are Tet wt TE eT ATT aa at sft;
(3) urefrs ta afifama, 1890 HT Bret 78a F smart Fra ai sts;
(a) arrat F omest RH fee ee gars aeatay | tt Wray | g. qaet watt art oH nha OR far Hatt Tt BA BT capt uredia ta afitfrarrt, 1890 (1890 FT 9) at are aan Harr ats AT atlas et are 13) Ht searer
(1) * we 8 F ages (ii) F fatece of we RPT aed eee, oat | gear art 3, rahe feat tar art egrets # aaa Bree feat aT ART |
9. ATH aT SraaqaT st eft, are, PRAT, ar ar ater & fae aa ET HTT ORT ea — afafrrt Ft are 13 af sree (1) H ae (=) # gram (i) H fafese ofewe % fae waa Ta ema Tt wafer africa wa are ate e aaa Greet fear ar wa wet— (&) art ar fan get 4% fre ae fac a (@) TTT eT ge; aT
(1) at at stawegat st aft, ara, aware at afr grit & 1
10. from aie are % sfaerr % far ated we HA Ht La — afar HY mtr 13 a sia (1) eave (@) % faface fier ar ars % shrara & fare are Sl Te aaa Ta eaatts 8 aaa sree frat Cred HT UN : Tat 3 oT wan fa sw car ox wat cer fiecar ar ATT aan fear war aT aT Se EMT It, Het Tee ceeT %, wrafern afernrfcar "8 Ll. araay st ater, -—
(1) <freere aT ogee er ostfwne | afware, wee ate Te ae aw qectier aor fret we frm os & anita srr ora weqa ar sme frat Ta § alt Se ysotet ee FeMAT FEAT |
(2) af, after feo wa vz, antar dee car aat & at we tireftag fear som att ca wt were fa ATTA |
(3) afe adeq, water fer am az, afeqt maT oat & att Te we gfe wehes waft St 2 at three, aed oufteft & oe afe ar oferta ee & far awe Ft oa He WHT ae ate afz meter mpfr ay adi & at crear, gfe aT afemtat tr fat aay Bl gadt AAT AAATT HC THT Ft Ae SlK MAN |
(4) afe aoe, siftea (3) 4 wqata are H arat afe aT afar wet FX aaraet tear & at viseerz, sé grr ak TH Se a FT awa feu aay, arden Br Uist ee A SATO RC AT a Tae aren BT afta wea |
(5) oifram (4) # aaa afer aaa W fred atta, wT aa Mt athe a og fat H drt aqigy agi ara feat watt ar FT wr wat ate uae atta ay A, AarT aT aA wT WT BTATS ar aT aie saat Frere far arom, farerat sq et fafaraa afer grr |
12. fared Warere HT ATAT——
(1) afaacn, werd ar aqar ard wen fe ag oad fafaioe grag st artw st aed % faez ean strt wt cdl awa H are arated a ata git
(2) af sori awa a fafafee oréw Ff atfre wal stat F aM arfere ata Sate ar wher eon & at afeper sea et Proert fan tea wraaral WAT |
(3) «fe scaat ave ar sftare wear @ at az at qeraai tt fr ae we fee wear @, what afga Taare HT arte at ar sat gs TAT HRA eo Tay Ca sae aie aeraat FY yfaat afore er ATT Stir i 4 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY
13. aftreot pret ort taf qtr a arafiraratt at arate
(1) sfaec grt art et ae ate arAT at arafier et farafataa fed¥ ta 8 wT anaes ara fafase fear am, anita at ar wait: (#) areferer ar ardtawat arr aeit fest HH | (@) vere cfret ere are;
(7) Tea gr eq arta Be |
(2) wet affect gmt we FF me aT waraTt are way “eet ofa” ae art at aret @ fat we ata t+ maga afer afwettaft ait ret FH Great HTT |
(3) safvan (1) # feet arr att gr Mf, afar, seafedt at asa are aaa fare ar Heard ate aq afefeufaal al cart WH way gu ae fram tae fe araet at aaar wt arta tet fedt ag Ofa 4, frre aera sfacariea arta ar ere ffa 3%, seafaat om et are a afc a rarraat ate aferypt mtr at 14, Waa ar Grea frat aTAT——
(1) xfer erat at mega grr ated, afe wT gt, 2% & fawn fem =f aaa
(2) sofort (1) 4 feet arr & gta go +t, wat afuacn mma & caret fafaraq * fan ae arenas aaa & at ae fedt ofwaratt at aferviet aT are = aH |
15. weateat ara sae AK ae OaeaTaST aT crest frat aTAT~—
(1) setae serdf, arare at arte BT ar gaa qa waar dae HF ata see ake cents FT afer aret SC AHA |
(2) softam (1) * ante trea few am ga %, serdt away aaee A aten are afar aeat al fafatecet: eter FO, SAT AMITETA w eT a vant wae St att sae ter afafon aw atag ToT wt Maa afet sae TAC FH ara ae ST
16. Waet ST Aaa: afer feat arat a are F wT aaas feu wet, afer Hae wa et fe ater & ae F arhaet aa # fae vate sree vet & ct afivecn, arfea oe farare WA HK Gea, ae HT aaTG: afer HT Thar re A 8 [Part II-Ste. 3 M1 Ln tte pet eae ero
17. watt HY AATATE-— MAT, THT AT ata SY Brae HY aTATar at eae wet tf 8 afar wer at sera, araren at fans area era, fafaec wr |
18. aed ® onfan He ERM ATA Te HTE- atat——
(1) sat ater Ft aaard % fan frat art® er ar feet oer athe er feet udl ararg cain ey TT, wae VA TT ee TEI gl ee raat HY TATE % fete TTT | af Wt wet afer ama frqararn, sifaar } sre artet st aftr HC AMT aT Ta GAaTE HT MT A TT amare 9 seat fete ae aT |
(2) wat er arta ares & aren aia fear qaT = Mit ate cay arto et ante & dm fer S vee artaat cred erar 3 aie afrerer aT ae aaraa ee aT & fH saat a any iv. aria @ fa cater wre aT Wa area Ft arard % fou gee ge at ast afeecr arasa er emfror HIT aT AS Bl ATT HA AAT STE AAT an gt sarataa wer : TH aet ATR HT TTF aT IX fryers feat mar ar wat fafaraa ox an fac & faare qaisameyt # eT wy et feat som, Haat Fer
19. Braaqt wy cette gray ate ae frererT——
(1) Sat wraae at grange a fae for atte aT at fed wer arte eT freer ody grave cata at at, wren atfre grat ft aie wert sa ane giat wa grat & ea area FT SraTg B few Gare att & agt afawen, oot featRrrars, gears FT eafta ost ater ar vast gears HL aaa ATT mae a caret ey a fatrraa we TANT |
(2) set firdt oraer at seredt ot seataat frag Tmo ET A yates at we A et Ter sea ar a werdf ya mare flew ara & fo area R fer ofuemt Ft mde et wet ate afe car scat arta meet oft ar aaa at aa go fe aaaT ey ae eq F aay wet wy TE ot weet ae AT a va una aa Ce mast Hl Grae HF fart gaTT ge wt, aire ay & feel oaica soe ara frais a wa a at afro sat ar wh fae carats Gras BY aoret wer 4% fer wa feast ve, at ae Sen aad, wee et aaatr aie wa TT TTTATAT wut h fou fer fate wen : [ara IL--atex 3(4)] qeg ugh aaa st wR cata gray Oey mata a 2 fe ag hat oR seed a fread wares adt at ar aad & agi ag awh on feedt oer veataat & fees at more ay a aaatl |
20. src a afer ate wfecar farrfafas feral et aaa afrct Ft, wa afirfran & mefta wat eet & fader FH ate F fav, adr mfaeat ghit ot fafaa seer dfgat, 1908 ofr are er fare ae aay falas eararea at z, Ma
(ws) fre arf eT aT wear ait erie BAT are MMT Te eet Tele. HAT; (@) wearaat & wadhror ate aa fee art Ft MTaT BAT;
(7) meatal FT ae TET HT;
(3) areata meu oufufr, 18972 4 aT 123 at ar 124 & ayaet H ofits wat gu, fet erated & are cite afweer ar waa wal Ca afawa aT ead FT sfaferfe at merterr #eAar; (=) arferat ar searaait ay Tear & fee afta faererat ;
(a) aaa faforrat at graft HoT;
(6) cafes sron fact saat at aftr ‘eta aT saat mueite fafraa weAT;
(a) eafrom prey feet mae ay artes & fet saw at a aya ara cHcetie er HY afer fear ote FT WITT HTT |
21. faaraet a frorar att waren
(1) sere ve fare TTR Trea afer ag ufufaferr stm fis ae my oT fates ay fare ates afraracaratt & art H gaat A wads g ate aa ag oa faaret a fro att ataeraat rea foo waat srt fea art F ag sete erat & fe waa at ote fafarar st ox fade wear &
(2) faaraet at ofefefar met 8 ofinper wa faaraat, seat wa at ger R sett SF afer fait wa feat # arr ott fatima & dafira %, fata Pot |
(3) faareret # fara % Tea, ofameer wa ot Gar are afufafar ec F fan, srtarar wo FHA WH TARTS TH HAT BTS | TCE BT CTT | WATE LT 5 AS Se a a ee ee ee ee
22. arfaat et ane far wrar att area afafaiac eT HC TT
(1) afe wrberigat & fare carere aT FTE maa atest & war fen ot & fem sega fear wat ¢ at wfeor Ce arial % aris art F fan at ar aon ag aa fe ag ae wél aaa & fr waat git aaa # earoraana fafa & fac wraeye HET St
(2) afar, aa gt afeat ah cat wax idt 3, setae ately BH areq H ari aT afaca Arq dare KT at Tar wa aie AT MIT er; aerate afer tey WA dare owt & frarea feat srer & at ag Tata A qadt weagat & ero st xfafefaq ata ak Ca amt ay Tat TrerHe fem ate Ta Te REAL HTT awa Cat ata ate aT NTT FraT 1
2. Maid feared st afar alegre mr are arate fiedt ca afer a ata, worst To ar weet eta fer aT fraTa wa wt afyscT aH Ce aadis st orafay ataarfear & aftat faardt & ate ay feet ora erty & far afer & aqet softea ert FH mead = 1
2. aa9q areal F ofa:
(1) wet feed ofeecr 8 amet after a at afies wraet OE gt gear F yaya ga # atc aati arg faaren va at or af oatent A arara & agi CH maar at , Tat we Ca frarasit 4 aataa aed ar date %, ae ara aaaTs wy oT aay |
(2) wet vafraa (1) & oer wre ertark ey ord & agi tar aeq ot arena faaren ar faarret 4 dafire 4, ow oTdta H oferta ox ay fafaa fear soa att afc feed Ca wa oraded & afarat Te wet seat 8, ant ofan fire om wa Tart afer eter Ca wer ATH RT ATT dar 2 att ae ag worfoe wt fe Ca oem ATAa mH carat eT vafeor att ar att afk | yofesa q at arferat ay ofaertier eer et waaT ATT 71
25. earmark arrat tt sraet Tea rads safer araal st grag & fac wraat cet Oise a sare wir TY were, Aare ar fame urea git, fafaer we att sth He waar aaa st Baare aie faferaa eter 1 6 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY reer on er a ae ee —_—
26. fare sfafafirat ar sfreris
(1) afeaer & amr wrtarigat & ofr wea a area feat carat Ft Aey aT aT FH, AT TARTS % fate vfafafe art et ufwee oe Te OTT & fat eer yey at arte 4 aed fer He Mat araae BU THT |
(2) agi we wrtas, geftad (1) # fate fese ooafw wae fafes sfafefat & yer aed grat & wer arteries HT Weer gt ATA : woq fr Pee a att wee ATR Tait arent &, afeetn aoe FF fats feet wr TeMTTT MARTA BC ATT |
27. WAAT :
(1) fed crear # feet are #, aferwor a7 a male ee wae! at aeteaT eT aT ATT fram or afew 4 oagrtar B® mateat & fr, sinc a awe feat frre et ara Te THATHT at fare art fl
(2) ere atae CH Heth wr sera er OT afwarco fafewr at |
(3) frat wtac wr va fay at ata gferfne sr, afe art gt, eae aredt 4 ofsaor art waar ale aaa far ara |
28. Brae Br STA afte afaeto ag frora fraraar & fe are mast we Baar F Provera we a aHAT g TT ae ae aredt wt aaas Rta A caw Ft arawrn aq 2a & ate aera cerertt ey eafivt qaard a atta at afta wear |
29. wa afeeen, at faderqart, aay ana fred widareat & aretha wait ey arar ca arte oft et war wr ag ste are |
30. Ahrwet oar falta airett, WaT, Weaat aly ae FT, ae are 2, ofeettaar aor ate ra iia oat wt, aT fee am, wWrare POY H seq array hear & ary were oe ar fete wor 1
31. arem ar srfta fear oar ale gearatfea fear STAT
(1) afar, arte rte wert at yAare eet RT ATT aT Sah TET BMT aTeT witerat &, area oft wer a [Part iI—Sxc. 3(i)]
(2) afer areafear mer ae oan, wfgpem are fafar arary #) fet & ey F free grat att fafa sf wget, 1908 # PTT, oT eH FT TH, VAT THe ATT git Tt ag feat fafa eararera wy fett ay ara ary gta Zt
(3) fracas sere order feed F star ar ve at watts let ew ae vA are aT weet are garnet faq med fait mee Tara aT |
32. fafrery a Gafeetrra -—
(1) at ary afer ofracr & feet Ca wan © frat atte wasra adil 3, wot at aafma wre @ ate at feet Cet spr ar wadt FH ere sit afre tay 4 gt wwe stét ar ar fad sea qaier are eae seat ¢ fH sat fase feu a aan wt Talwar feat ae ag uferor a ca mite ® qatar % fae mata wT aT |
(2) wer ofrecer aT ag str drat & fe qafadred a fc sater arent awdt 2, set ag waa BL ATHHT WL TAT |
(3) set afirecr vy ae war & fe qe famed & fac mater ant fear sat afer agt Ba a RAT Ted tar ee wr ardar fate} verert aT vat stati gaa fer fae wae adi fey sear faa ag eft ert att ga orem %, faa gfacet % far wraet feararar @, aaa F AF art # fam amg zt om
33. eat BT THOTT afapey eT Ee Cat ATE, AT ses are firey sifaea fore aT wet SaTT Tay HR ser H fav orp aear ao, way fadgat aie wat re Ca wea & fac fear or ator fee dated weqe ar sereqer ay ear, araren at fauna wa ara fafaface He:
34. ota ml warfra sfa ate oft a farctarct
(3) afa ora@tap ar fred: sraardt ar cert sfrncot arr othe feet area ay sft at ager we F at we Ta eae vfs mee a sere few art 9t et afer my aed |
(2) feat armet & cerare aT seth eTeea, efareare wt fafa A ardaag feu wa at at wa aq osfa fatter er dare feo at gt art ah afar at fatern eer & fre oasta fet or aaa (arr -—Tars 3(i)] WTC VT PNT: HATE COT 4 Te WES LS tte a i te ge ee td
33. afaaer srt ordw ar fade afenen Ca sree ofa Ht aaa at Oe fate & THT Tl Soe Meat at wt wet fae a watt arth geTa F fart FH fag at ara sFeat ar afi wer & far ore aw aattt ¢1
36. fafa smart & fate xT vfarethere
(1) feet fafr errant art feather arg frie, oF afeamey e amet ga efrat H art ae ma a ot afeercor & fet ve watts, frat fate oo arerartt oatereeree fafa were eo ¢, afew am wg we #® far ar area ay osftat afawra are fe opine wel feat WIT we aH TeRT Aa, wat mares are we am fafeet & efaert A aot rey fear oat oi oma fer efarethed fafa” oF are a ATT TTT
(2) wat fafaa ofafefe, wt age fete mT feet Tat aTeaT @, Vienne FraeT 5h areeT wear) Ty aaa a vier FT aaa fer ary av, ware are fefeat & <freae Ho ai ay fear WMTAT |
37. these at uferat ara atte Fer
(1) 7h aferor % afiteray at ord afacat H wea aie ce serge er wat azar at ga ta faaat ae sear aeqe a seq aT qatq are AAa-AAT Te att ST |
(2) gaurd goftra (1) oe afte cata ara faat, titers oT, eae, Toewe aT wee arava at fave are h ante tat eu freafafad ufeaat att ede git, watt —
(i) att star ate oat orerraat ita ania fray 3% sifaa (3) # ain wetter aaa %, Te wea ;
(ii) frat 11 # aqere arte} cfrefipa fay aT wR ga gaat adler 8 gaygt gt ara seal ar fafarra wear —
(iii) afescor % aaa meq far frat amaaq at, afafaomr at fraeT oH arate e wert F far ae ay at aTaT AAT ;
(iv) saw eradret & freer ost tet et, amare HT athe frat wor att TTR fre at TY HAT (Vv) afar & frat osefer aa aT fry gat :
(vi) artafest % werert ar geertsit er afrat =F ST ae HAT
(vii) afore & afaeeat at fate ary a fan sad ear ; (Vili) Fest ar are aah et ari 4H aaiwr adit araat a faverer wor, ae aaaat e are fee ot a fet wae aT ay ve aad + area feo are a aaa aa at fer ate gat at wane, ats Fre a, Het wey * fa ons fea & afr ame ay & fam oat safer arate ey arte 4 ora wafer arent & far va fawq vt araiS * ame vay & fe waet oat fare FLAT;
(ix) 0% az, ert aT ary fafirs anata + feat afeera 8 were FeAT aT gaaT arom svat ot oafafmm at amt 24 sre 2 aes (e) & ote fret vara, ara amqadt a at rhea & afiveeoy at water feu wa FI
(x) sfiearrt % fam arta sre aur ak ort fagert aon, frre ay # wa te wit oH SOT HF Brew RT ame HCA wert E ;
(xi) Teast at are % fac cee & weet set aeat abe oder frrera eT |
(3) orate yar, tfaeert et afar A cay aay |
(4) sera & faett ararecr at faae fae a oeitt vat gv, afsarcoy at az feet aree, aa at weg arifeat oe vires & fafert sofware & ar ware amet, wera wet
(5) atfrercer ey aar, afercr aT at mt Ts feet sfaxarfert sft ve tfreere oH fafa gifaere a AT are oat, aearar adit
(6) sraa rans aT tegy, wets TH, qa art & ahr ga rarade get far am agar fafeaat aT afert arte care we al ga wart arate i tfarere ay wT FT, Saar weed we & Tt aie HM aradttet [at art utah Fae ait weq evar arataat at saat maertt = far wfearfaa we | 8 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY eo 7 2 ee SS
39. afuam 7 art * 7e— mfrarz, tare ae at ate aap feat frara, afincor at arterr, sremet ater fire ame fet gram & afta wa Bt, 9.30 FF TEA A 6.00 at WEA TH BAT CT
39. afearn mt dost HT THA afgecn Ft dost er aaa, aeaet art wet wea & gated & wafer Gera aT aay aT fax ae fet areca frag aren Fat TAA Bq, ATTA «10.30 aq qaiga @ 1.30 4 aruga we att 2.3 wt mgr 4 4.30 aT WEA TH RTT!
40. MT at aad — afore aT mei Aer att aadhn Car eh a afta aon fafaface at
41. yey aTET aT a taa— afeaon ate sre aradie ar Wey Te AT fedft ar ter oe ary SoH HT WT GT AR errare BH oReat deraert F fan afaernry aA | 7aq—1 [Part II]~Sxrc. 3 (1) ] St er ak, peer
42. afaarm aT yeITT-— afreen eT yeree ah fees FH gtr
43. aRera at often Ty aaaat 8, frat ade a afr grt arearé at ardt #, daft at aray ceraat ctr afrerat a afar sat F tay wo att afay aren ofea fe amt & cee dit ad at aafir 3 fan oforfere fear sTTT
44. afro wt arafafea ofrrot— ea Prot sr fiedt arr & ag ad) waar oom fe ag Ce oan TA Hafercn a arafafea cet mfr wt ofedifins weit 8, oT aeraromfre eet % WT are ® oeeat Mt yfa H far ar amt a safe F sect F frat ara tI afa- Fort (za rat afc) sheet (fet, 1989 mT fran 5 7a) sfrastgatt aT ster aT BTfA, TM, THAT, AT aT gate 3 fae ofaae BR ard B aaa A afatray et oe 16 ® adr arate . att 1 ATAa eT Baa : ATT 2 ayy, dad aera BT sos area at a e oo y o afieen & aratra FH wart % far | Ts F, araaR WB Ft (ope met POT ay atta at ave aver arta aft arépa Uatedeeoy Tpserare BH we ez —, a [art Tf-—erre 3(i)] ArT BT ATT | ITALY 9 att 3 a rat arfrarcor we eee eens eaTanars Ba, age ate Te. seat ® ata
1. srtee at faferitert : ary se TAT :
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4. (i) se de ar art ate cat fat ae arse Pear war a :
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(i) aretia Teer wide (atest) ar a.
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(iv) ae ere at fora at ag ata g §. equ ast oT ain faferfseat—— afaT at are = - ta wie at aut yao at acta ard a at aa 1 2 3 agar aT He wire ara fafuftcat 5 6 2646G1/89—2 Ton rat es ae en ee te Lee ey ee eg ee ee 10 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA ; EX’TRAORDINARY [PART iI-Ste. 5()] rr ie aI
8. ae arte Forerait areata aH + afer, 1890 SY aTt 780 F ont i WITT TT antr e are WY ar me dt (aqa aad Fz) 7 (i) sat # ver: (at Trea gy gel or dfra Fawr F weds TT g, saa TER Prato, geal ot aed ait at far srg) ;
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1. ata ear eT ATT ae fret eT any (fratiga eft at fran at ae # aft ar ate)
2. wage sate aT oT cet
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4. erapye safer at coeftferer
5. yen Fratyr at, af are ey, arr ate qa,
6. quent wt ander ste ent oar sinter tar ardt at ava goatee wey ge gdeaT af afkica fatafteat ;
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8. gh ate wt wefe are are dt fete sarrqa
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10. ett & fore gk frarerar, afc st et 1
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13. adap eT a ar endy cat :
14. araen ot enritr vat, afk are ey:
15. qatar safer SF aaa :
16. aratpa Teawe BY THT :
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7.4. meat € at
1. aaa ay fafireat ary Att aT :
2. madtreaterat wy fefnfeat :
3. aR ar yer ale aaea se F
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4. TUTE aT Taft gal/ar ooh, Ff (artee eT ATT) ary aT fraret g/at frarft g/g acon wen gfe 3 fir 47 & az eT aadey At safes ste ome adh Safte act. + Ft al dades & I watan omet at ae A ae rfiras are H maart Ty ere aT Prete A te AA fat arftaw cor st adi feorar 2 " aretT : Oa He eeapere Egy TTT TT : ait TAIT, 16 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : : EXTRAORDINARY [Pant I1-Sec. 3(i)] ir itt ania oe =x a TT = - — TET 4 (tat arar fear (afar) fara, 1939 % fare 5 ar safer (5) afar) oifta THiS ta oarar oofarct F: eM TP }S Ae oft /pard/atrrdt ary ore mt Gret far wat ardat wa FAT I er Ue STAT AheH TT are —— aT TT 5 (frat 36 3far) fare & xRreftrtor a fae mare
1. fafa erat ar amt fraat are & fafrr xr cfrediareor fear ara 2
2. tfreftae fer ort ara ferfire gy fafirfteyt :
(i) Garart (ate sreret H)
(ii) Frat er ara
(iii) ore aire ster ferfit
(iv) aereart
(v) wna
(vi) wrfere agate
(vii) qa frets ay, afe ere et, faferftect 1 ¥ (zat attra fate) ae ofa axat ¢ fe ast dafar wrx a we fafafteat ag 4 fafra a geqterx
3. aor fas erred & ort oat Prater, H cet & gy chrefred eye fafa & ate aor ciwedied feo am ari frfcn, ca & dt vfredera fates & rare a ft ot sae after 2 amy Theta Fem arava fafre fray ora taf erat fatter born a apr a ay afar & oft af at at ca fafs spre ar art He (fafa srrarrh) smrfrt ava gfe are ape fafertcart WA atta omar? a favart Tose ast fo aie ast oa frat aor a arrears ad @ faa fae a eT HX Wet _— (art) aT wfaedteor aaioda et area | ean afaton Hs. 00 Fo BT Wtet ATey, aT Taare Ft anTT & ate apr # aaa Fe qradté arare Fatty AAS av aae eo A afanarins 2, ae HT TET FI fats copay a ReaTET TT TTT : arava : afat : a farer, Hey apa afereeor ALINE, [act (]--aye 3(1) ATCT BT TTD: TATAT TTT 17 aay (Fram 3 faz) me Fe aay afer Harts a7 qe raratiS St aretha atereerf ea a,
(1) (2) (3)
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2. arate male
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(ii) Irae, TAT aT AT ete Te NTT
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6. ATX aa frat St clase Toma a, 5 8 aad aw (3) ae (i) ae aerate, wares ae HF ait free |
7. TENTS qarat, efcarn, faarea sam, wapaeim aie deh dace az I
8. #aF-aT (2) ofeadt aura, aera ate feentare fy we wer eat
9. qaTaret sam, fafery, fest, semrgar see, fag, afige, rere, ATTA
10. wabRrret TT, THASTT THAT IT ate 1 aay see wa HF aterge, aafear, afar, wi, aT, Fs, wet, feartor, faut, cadets, age, Gora, ater, aQTET, FAATATTY, marrTe, oat, Targa, ares, wet, erergz, frente, ttave, wenger, aad ait ga Farer
12. FRNA oa fart wl Steet TT wt a. 11 & aay ett (3) # ania amet %, vere weer & alt fre 13, WaIt TEM
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(ix) wera TAT 50,000 I FT afaR es dé arazea Grr
7.00%
7.00%, dt 100%, 3 afan vee oy 8 ofMret 39 UU SH 500 eqn 4 afin wan qt 7 offs 74390 YT 1,000 Wr 4 afte ve re g Ufasrt 314740 8 5,000 790 a afar req Te 5 Afar 1,064 SU YT 20,000 tT & afie cER ie 4 afamre 1,464 797 87 30,000 0 4 afay vem eo yfme 1,664 8 Bt 40,000890 Tafas vat ay 1 ofa 1,764 TT FT 50,000 F907 7 afge way qe 1 sfArera | [a. soft ait. (are at&t.) /1~s] waht ara, fare ary afirnrsty, Pat ays [wrt L~-amg 3(1)) —— MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS (Railway Board) NOTIFICATION New Delbi, the 19th September, 1989 G.S.R, 842(E). —Jn exercise of the powers conferred by clauses (c), (¢), (} and (g) of sub-section
(2) of section 30 of the Railway Claims Tribunal Act, 1987 (54 of 1987), the Central Government hereby makes the following rules, namely :—~—
1. Short title and commencement.—(1) These rules may be called the Railway Claims Tribunal (Procedure) Rules, 1989,
(2) They shall come into force on the “appointed day’ within the meaning of Clause (b) of Section (2) of the Act.
2. Definitions.~—In these rules, unless the context othenwise requires :—-
(a) “Act” means the Railway Claims Tribunal Act, 1987 (354 of 1987);
(b) “accident” meang an accident of the nar ture desired in. Section 82A of the Indian Railway Act, 1890, (9 of 1890); (¢) “applicant” meang a person making an application to the Tribunal under section 16 of the Act;
(d) “Form” means a form appended to these rules;
(e) “legal practitioner” shal] have the meaning assigned to it under clanse (i) of section 2 of the Advocates Act, 1961 (25 of 1961).
(f) “legal representative’ means a person who in law represents the estate of deceased;
(g) “Registrar”? means the person who is for the time being discharging the functions of the Registrar of the Tribunal and includes an Additional and Assistant Registrar.
(h) “Registry” means the Bench of the Tribunal;
(i) “Schedule” means a roles; Registry of any schedule to these
(j) “Section” means a section of the Act;
(k) “Transferred application” means a suit. claint or other legal proceeding which has been transferred to the Tribunal under section 24 of the Act;
(1) “Tribunal” means the Baihway Claims Tribunal. established under section 3 of the Act; WTC BT TTY: THAT CT 19
(m) Words and = expression used and not defined in these rules but defined in the Act shall have the meanings respectively assigned to them in that Act.
3. Territorial jurisdiction of Benches.—The number of Benches, the Headquarters of each Bench and the territorial jurisdiction of every such bench shall be as specified in Schedule J.
(2) If an application is received by a Bench which does not have territorial jurisdiction to dval with the matter, the Registrar of tha Bench shall return the application to the applicant.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in subrule (2) the applicant may apply to the Chairman and the Chairman may thereupon for reasons recorded in writing direct a Bench other than the Bench before which an application has been filed to hear such application and issue such ordets as may be necessary for the transfer of the application.
(4) Language of the Tribunal—tThe language of the Tribunal shall be English :
Provided that the partizs to g proceed ing before the Tribunal may file document: drawn up in Hindi, if they so desire;
Provided further that :
(a) a Bench may, in its discretion, permit the use of Hindi in the proceedings, subject to the condition that the final order shall be in English; and
(c) a Bench hearing a matter, may, in its discretion direct English translation of pleadings and documents to be filed.
5. Procedure for filing applications.—(1) An application to the Tribunal shall be presented in Form J or Form. I] or Form Hf as the cave may be either by the applicant in person or by an agent or by his duly authorised Icgal practitioner to the Registrar.
(2) An application referred to in sub-rule (1) may also be sent by registered pest to the Registrar of the Bench concerned.
(3) The application under sub-rule (1) or subrule (2) shall be presented in triplicate.
(4) Where the number of respondents is more than one, as many extra copies of the applica‘ion as there are respondents, together with unused file size envelopes, bearing the full address of such respondents, shall be furnished by the applicant.
(5) The applicant may attach to and present with his application a receipt slip in Form Uf which shall be signed by the Registrar of the officer receiving the application on behalf of the Registrar in ac- Knowledgement.
(6) Every application including any miscellaneous application, shall be typed legibly in double space-on one side on thick paper of good quality. 20 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY
6. Application fees for caseg other than compensation for death or injury to passengers.—(1) Every application made under sub-section (1) of section 16 for seeking relief in respect of matters, other than claim of compensation for death or injuries to passengers, shall be accompanied by a fee as specified in Schedule II.
(2) The amount of the fee as referred to in subrule (1) shall be payable by crossed demand draft on a nationalised bank drawn in favour of the Registrar of the concerned bench or remitted through a crossed Indian Postal Order and drawn in favour of the Registrar of the concerned bench.
7. Documents to accompany the application.—-(1) Every application for compensation in respect of loss, destruction, damage, deterioration or aondelivery of animals or goods or in respect of refund of fare or freight shall be accompanied by the following documents, namely :-—
(a) copy of the railway receipt|parcel way billjluggage ticket;
(b) original sale invoice (Bijak), if any;
(c) copy of order or letter, if any, of the railway administration deciding the claim of the party;
(d) copy of the origanal certificate issued by the railway administration regarding loss, deterioration or damage to the goods, at the time of granting open delivery or assessment delivery;
(e) copy of the notice under Section 78 B of the Indian Railways Act, 1890.
(f) copies of any other relevant document in possession of the applicant.
8. Place of filing application for compensation in accident claims—An application for compensation payable under section 82 A of the Indian Railways Act, 1890 (9 of 1890) and referred to in sub-clause (ii) of clause (a) of sub-section (1) of section 13 of the Act may be filed before the Bench having territorial jurisdiction over the place where the accident occurred. 9, Place of filing application for compensation for loss, damage, destruction, deterioration of non-delivery of goods or animals An application for compensation referred to in sub-clause (i) of clause (a) of sub-section (1) of section 13 of the Act may be filed before the Bench having territorial jurisdiction over the place where—
(a) the goods or animals were delivered for carriage; or oo
(b) where the destination station lies; or
(c) the loss, destruction, damage or deterioration of goods or animals occurred.
10. Place of filing application for refund of fare and freight. An application in respect of a claim for refund of fare or freight referred to in clause (b) of sub-section
(1) of section 13 of the Act may be filed before the mo ee a ne tt {Parr li-See, 3 (i) | Bench having territorial jurisdiction over the place at which such fare or freight was paid to the place where the destination station lies.
11. Scrutiny of applications—{1) The Registrar, or the officer authorised by him, shall endorse on every application, the date on which it is presented or received through post under rule 4, and sign the endorsement.
(2) If, on scrutiny, the application is found to be in order, it shall be registered and given a serial number.
(3) Ig the application, on scrutiny, is found to be defective and the defect noticed is formal in nature, the Registrar may allow the applicant to rectify the same in his presence, and if the defect is not formal in nature, the Registrar may allow the applicant such time to rectify the defect as he may deem fit,
(4) If the applicant fails to rectify the defect within the time allowed under sub-rule (3), the Registrar may, by order and for reasons to be recorded in writing, decline to register the application and inform the applicant accordingly.
(5) An appeal against the order passed under subtule (4) may be preferred by the person aggrieved within fifteen days from the date of such order to any Member and such appeal shall be dealt with and disposed of in Chamber by the Member whose decision thereon shall be final. 12, Notice to opposite party.—(1) The Tribunal shall issue notice to the respondent to show cause against the application on a date of hearing to ve: specified therein. Such notice shall be accompanied by a copy of the application.
(2) If the respondent does not appear on the date specified in the notice or appears and admits the claim, the Claims Tribunal shall forthwith proceed ta dispose of the application.
(3) If the respondent contests the claim it may file a reply alongwith copies of such documents on which it telies on or before the date of hearing and such reply and copies of documents shall form part of the record, .
13. Service of notices and processes issued by the Tribunal.—{1) Any notice or process to be issued by the Tribugal may be served in any one of the following modes as may be directed by the Bench.
(a) by hand delivery through a process server;
(b) by registered post with acknowledgement due;
(c) service by the party himself.
(2) Where a notice issued by the Tribunal is served by the party himself by ‘hand delivery’, he shall file with the Registry the acknowledgement, together with an affidavit of service.
(3) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-rule
(1), the Tribunal may, taking into account the number of respondents and their places of residence of work and other circumstances, direct that notice of the application shall be served upon the respondents in [aor i--aer 3(4)) epee ete te Seer TE any other manner, including any manner of substituted service, as it appears on the Tribunal just and convenient.
14. Filing of Affidavit
(1) The Tribunal may direct the parties to give evidence, if any, by affidavit.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-rule
(1), where the Tribunal considers it necessary for just decision of the case, it may order cross-examnation of any deponent. 15, Filing of reply and other documents by the respondents. (L) Each respondent may file his reply to the apptication and copies of the documents on or before the date of hearing.
(2) In reply filed under sub-rule (1), the respondent shall specifically admit, deny or explain the facts stated by the applicant in his application and state such additional facts as may be found necessary in his reply alongwith affidavit.
16. Summary dismissal of application. ‘Tbe Tribunal, may, after considering the application, summarily dismiss the application, if for reasons to be recorded, the Trivunal is of opinion that there are not sufficient ground for proceeding therewith. 17, Hearing of applications The Tribunal shall notify to the parties the date and place of hearing of the application in such manner as the Chairman may, by general or special order, direct.
18. Action on application for applicant’s default
(1) Where on the date fixed for hearing of the application or on any other date to which such hearing may be adjourned, the applicant does not appear when the applicant is called for hearing, the Tribunal may, im its discretion, either dismiss the application for default or hear and decide it on merit.
(2) Where an application has been dismissed for default and the applicant files an application within thirty days from the date of dismissal and satisfies the Tribuna] that there was sufficient cause for his nonappearance when the application was called for hearing, the Tribunal shall make an order setting aside the order dismissing the application and restore the same.
Provided, however, where the case was disposed of on merits the decision shall not be re-opened except by way of review. 19, Ex-parte hearing and disposal of applications.
(1) Where on the date fixed for h cation or on any other date to which such hearing may be adjourned, the applicant appears and the respondent does not appear when the application is called for hearing, the Tribunal may, in its discretion adjourn the hearing or hear and decide the applicati €x-parte. pplication caring the appli- > SPCR ET MITT; TATA TU * = ed
(2) Where an application has been heard ex-parte upainst a respondent or respondents, such respondent or respondents may apply to the Tribunal for an order to set it aside and if such respondent or rerpondents sutisfy the ‘I'ribunal that the notice was not duly served, or that he or they were prevented by any sulhicient cause from appearing when the application was called for hearing Tribunal may make an order setting aside the ex-parte hearing as against bim or them upon such terms as it thinks fit, and shall appoint a day for proceeding with the application :
Provided that where the ex-parte hearing of the applicaion is of such nature that it cannot be set aside as against one respondent only, it may be set aside as against all or any of the other respondents also.
20. Procedure and powers of Tribunal—-The Tribunal shall have, for the purposes of discharging its functions under this Act, the same powers as are vested in a civil court under the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, while trying a suit, in respect of the following matters, namely :—
(a) summoning and enforcing the attendance of any person and examinmg him on oath;
(b) requiring the discovery and production of documents;
(c) receiving evidence on allidavits;
(d) subject to the provisions of sections 123 and 124 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, requisitioning any public record or document or copy of such record or document from any office;
(ec) issuing commissions for the examination of witnesses or documents;
(f) reviewing its decisions;
(g) dismissing an application for default or exparte;
(h) setting aside any order of dismissal of any application for default or any order passed by it ex-parte.
21. Framing and determination of —issues.--(1) After considering the reply, the Tribunal shall ascertain upon what material propositions of fact or of law the parties are at variance and shall thercupon proceed to frame and record the issues upon which the right decision of the case appears to it to depend. _(@) In recording the issues, the Tribunal — shall distinguish between those issues which in its opinion concern pomts of facts and those ° points of law.
(3) After framing the issues, the Tribunal shall proceed to record evidence thereon which each party may desirc to produce. which concern
22. Summoning of witnesses and method of rex cording evidence—(1) If an application js plesented by any party to the proceedings for summoning of witnesses, the Tribunal shall issue summons for the appearance of such witnesses unless it considers that their appearance is not necessary for the just decision of the case. 22 TVHE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY =: —- — -—- — + -
(2) The Tribunal shall make a brief mevaorandum of the substance of the evidence of every witness as the examination of the witness proceeds and such memorandum shall form part of the record :
Provided that if the Tribunal is prevented from making such memorandum, it shall record the reasons of its inability to do so and shall cause such memorandum to be made in writing from its dictation and shall sign the same, and such memorandum shall form part of the record.
23. Power to issue commission,—Any Bench of the Tribunal may issue a commission for the examination on interrogatories or otherwise of any person who is resident within the territorial jurisdiction of such Bench of the Tribunal and who is unable to attend the Tribunal for any justifiable reason, 24, Procedure in connected cascs—(1) Where {wo or more applications pending before g Tribunal arise out of the same facts and any issue involved is common to two or more such applications, such applications may, so far as the evidence bearing on such issue is concerned, be heard simultaneously.
(2) Where action is taken under sub-rule (1), the evidence beating on the common issue or issues shall be recorded on the record of one application the Tribunal shall certify under its hand on the records of ‘any such other application, the extent to which evidence so recorded applies to such other case and the fact that the parties to such othe: case had the opportunity of being present, and, if they were present of cross-examining the witnesses.
25. Calendar of transferred cases—Each Bench shall draw up a calendar for the hearing of transferred cases in such manner as the Chairman may, by general or special order direct and, hear and decide the cases according to the calendar.
26. Substitution of legal representatives.—(1) In the case of death of a party during the pendency of the proceedings before Tribunal, the legal representatives of the deceased party may apply within ninety days of the date of such death for being brought on record.
(2) Where no application is received from the legal representatives within the period specified in sub-rule (1), the proceedings shall abate :
Provided that for good and sufficient reasons shown, the Tribunal may allow substitution of the legal representatives of the deceased, 27, Assessors,—(1) In an enquiry into a claim. the Ivtsunal may call in the aid of assessors, not cxvecdne two in number. wha pussess any technical or special knowledge with respect to yny — matter before the Tribunal for the purpose of assisting the Tribunal.
(2) An assessor shall perform such functions as the Tribunal may direct.
(3) The remuneration, if any, to be paid to an assessor shall in every case be determined by the Tribunal and he paid by it-
28. Adjournment of hearing:-—l? the Tribunal finds that an application ¢annot be disposed of at one hearing it shall record the reasons which necessitate the adjournment and also inform the parties present of the date of adjéurned hearing. 29, Costs.—The claims Tribunal may, in its discretion, pass such orders in respect of costs incidental to any proceedings before it, as it may deem fit.
30. Decision of the Tribunal.—The Tribunal shall decide every application as expeditiously as possible on perusal of documents, affidavits and other cvidence, if any, and after hearing such oral areuments as may be advanced,
31. Order to be passed and signed.—(1!) The Tribunal, after hearing the applicant and respondent, shall pass an order either at once or, as soon us there after as may be practicable,
(2) An order made by the Tribunal shall be executable by the Tribunal as a decree of civil court and the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, so far as may be, shall apply as they apply in respect of decree of a civil court.
(3) Every order of the Tribunal shall be in writing and shal] be signed by the Member or Members constituting the Bench, which pronounced the order.
32. Review of decision—(1) Any person considering himself aggrieved by any order of the Tribunal from which no appeal jis allowed and who on account of some mistake or error apparent on the face of the record, or for any other sufficient reason, desires to obtain a review of the Order made against him, may apply for review of a final order not being an interlocutery order, to the Tribunal.
(2) Where it appears to the Tribunal that there is not sufficient ground for a review, it shall reject the application.
(3) Where the Tribunal is of the opinion that the application for review should be granted, it shall grant the same :
Provided that no such application shall be granted without previous notice to the opposite party to enable him to appear and be heard in support of the order, a review of which is applied for. 33, Publication of orders Any order of the Tribunal decmed by it to be fit for publication in amy authoritative report or other media may be released for such publication on such terms and conditions as the Chairman or Vice~- Chairman or Member concerned may specify by general or special order.
34. Certified copy of the order and inspection of recerd.—(1) If the applican: ov the respondent to any proceeding requires a copy of any order passed by the Tribunal, the same shall be supplied to him on payment of rupees ten per order.
(2) The parties to any case or their Counsel may be allowed to inspect the record cf the case on making an application in writing to the Registrar and, payment of rupees ten per inspection.
35. Orders or directions by the Tribunal—The Tribunal may pass such orders or give such directions as may be neécesary or expedient to give effect (we I1- mans ai i)] o it ordersjor to prevent abuse of its process or to ‘ecure the end of justice.
36.Registration of Legal practitioner’s clerks. —- “1) No clerk employed by a legal practitioner shall act as such before the Tribunal or be permitted to yave access to the records and obtain copies of the orders of a Bench of the Tribunal in which the acgal practitioner ordinarily practises, unless his namic is centered in the Register of Clerks maintained by the said Bench. Such clerk shall be known as a “Registered Clerk”.
(2) A legal practitioner desirous of registering his clerk shall make an appiication to the Registrar in Form V. On such application being allowed by the Registrar, his name shall be entered in the Register of Clerks.
37. Powers, Fun.tions and Duties of the Registrar.--{1) The Registrar shall have the custody of the records of the Tribunal and shall exercise such other functions as are assigned to him under these rules or from time to time by the Chairman or the Vice- Chairman or the Member.
(2) Without prejudice to the foregoing sub-rule
(1), the Registrar shall have the following powers and duties, subject to the general or special order of the Chairman, Vice-Chairman or Member, namely :— ”
(i) to receive all applications and other docu- | ments including transferred applications under sub-rule (3) of rule 3:
(ii) to decide all questions arising out of the scrutiny of the applications before they are registered in accordance with rule 11;
(iii) to require any application presented to the Tribunal to be amended for compliance with any provision of the Act or the rules;
(iv) subject to the direction of the respective Benches, to fix the date of hearings and to issue notices therefor;
(v) to direct cords} any formal amendment of re-
(vi) to order grant of copies of documents to parties to the proceedings:
(vii) to grant leave to inspect the records of the Tribunal;
(viii) to dispose of all matters relating to the service of notices or other processes, applications for the issue of fresh notices and for extending the time for filing such applications and to grant time not exceeding 15 days for filing a reply or rejoinder if anv, and to place the matter before the Bench for appropriate orders after the expiry of the aforesaid period ; fix) to requisition or transfer of any records of such suit, claim or other legal proceeding as are transferred to the claims Tribunal from any Court, Claims-~-Commissioner ATO WT Trae CATT 23 aoe ae ~—- up - ey as Larcstl we on ee de Ee TO we eR ee Le Lt — or other authority under clause (a) of sub-section (2) of section 24 of the Act.
(x) to receive and dispose of applications for substitution, except where the substituion would involve setting aside an order of abatement;
(xi) to receive and dispose of applications by parties for return of documents,
(3) The official shall of the Registrar. be kept in the custody
(4) Subject to any general or special direction by the Chairman, the seal of the Tribunal shall not be affixed to any order. summons or other process save under the authority in writing of the Registrar.
(5) The seal of the Tribunal shall not be affixed to any certified copy issued by the Tribunal save under the authority in writing of the Registrar.
(6) The Registrar of each Bench shall make out, every month a brief summary of the ireportant decisions given by that Bench during the previous month and send it to the Registrar of the Principal Bench who shall after suitable editing, circulate it to all the Benches of the Tribunal in the country and to all Chief Claims Officers of Zonal Railways for their information.
38. Working hours of the Tribunal—Except on Saturdays, Sundays and other public holidays, — the office of the Tribunal shall, subject to any order made by the Chairman, remain open from 9-30 A.M. to 6-00 P.M.
39. Sitting hours of the Tribunal The sitting hours of the Tribunal stall ordinarily be from 1030 AM to 1-30 PM and 2-30 PM. to 4-30 PM subject ta any general or special order made by the Chairman or by Vice-Chairman or Member concerned with the prior approval of the Chairman.
40. Seal and emblem The official seal aud the emblem of the Tribunal shall be such as the Central Government specify.
41. Sittings of the Tribunal outside the Headquarters. The Triunal and any of the Benches may hold its sittings at its Headquarters or at any other place as it may find convenient for the hetter transaction of business.
42. Headquarters of the Tribunul The Tribunal shall have its Headquarters at New Delhi.
43. Preservation of record All necessary documents and records relating to applications dealt with by the Tribunal shall be 24 THE GAZETTE OF Kept in. a record room and “Shalt “be preserved for a period of three years after the passing of the final order.
44. Inherent powers of the Tribunal Nothing im these rules shall be deemed to limit or otherwise affect the inherent power of the ‘Tribunal to make such orders as may be necessary for the ends of justice or to prevent abuse of the process of the Tribunal. FORM I [See rule 5 of the Railway Claims Tribunal (Procedure) Rules, 1989]. Application under section 16 of the Act in respect of claims for compensation for loss: destruction, damage, deterioration or non-delivery of animals or goods, INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY ee Ss. “No. Description of documents Page No. attached 1, Application 2, 3, 4,
5.
6. Signature of the Applicant For use in Tribunal’s Office. Date of filing or Date of Receipt by post Registration No.
PART 1 Signature for Title of the case Registrar
PART III IN THE RAILWAY CLAIMS TRIBUNAL —. BENCH BETWEEN A.B APPLICANT AND C.D RESPONDENT ], Particulars of the applicant : Name and address : Particulars of the respondent/respondents; N
3. Value of Claim and details of application fee—
(1) Value of claims
(2) Details of application fee;
(i) Name and address of the Bank on which the draft is drawn;
(ii) Demand Draft No, and the Branch at which payable. or
(i) Number of Indian Postal Order(s)
(ii) Name of issuing Post Office
(iii) Date of issue of Postal Order(s)
(iv) Post Office at which payable. 5, Full Booking particulars of the consignment— > Railway Receipt of Station Description of consignment Parcel Way Bill —_——————_—_—- From To MO 2 OO Date of Booking ee ee es Any other particulars Value of Consignment
(5) | _ Oe “< Int IJ--are 3(i)] I HT TITS | SITET COT 25 ——". ——E=z == =
6. Date on which notice served cn the Raiiway Administraticn under cection 78B of Indian Railways Act, 1890 (Attach proof)
7. (i) Facts of the case : (Give here a concise statement of facts in a chronological order, cach paragraph ccrtairing as nearly as possible, a separate issue, fact or otherwise)
(ii) (a) Nature of relief sought; and
(b) Grounds of relief.
8. Matters not previously filed or pending with any other Court. (State whether the applicant had previously filed any claim, writ petition or suit regarding the matter in respect of which the present application has been made). — In case the applicants had previously filed any claims, application, ‘writ petition or_suit, indicate the stage at which it is pending, and if decided, attach a certified copy of the order. ° 9, Jurisdiction of the Bench (indicate the facts on the basis of which the Bench to which application is made, has the jurisdiction). ~~ , °
10. List of enclosures:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6. VERIFICATION L —(Name of the applicant)’ S/o, D/o, W/o, Age- a resident of-— _— do hereby verify that the contents of paragraphs to are true to my personal knowledge, and paragraphs to are believed to be true to the best of my knowledge or the legal advice given to me, and that I have not suppressed any material fact. Date : Signature of the applicant Place : Full address : To The Registrar, Railway Claims Tribunal, FORM II (See Rule 5 of the Railway Claims Tribunal (Procedure) Rules 1989] Application under Section 16 of the Act in respect of claims for compensation arising out of ‘accident to a train PARTI Title of the case 2646 G1/89—4 26 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [Part IJ—Sre. 3 (i)]
PART II INDEX S. No. Description of documents attached Page No. Du a P W N , Signature of the Applicant For use in Tribunal’s Office Date of filing or Date of Receipt by post Registration No, Signature for Registrar
PART III To The Railway Claims Tribunal, 1, , son/daughter/wife/widow ofresiding of- having been injured in railway accident hereby apply for the grant of compensation for the injury sustained. IL— —, son/daughter/wife/widow of-—————-~_--_ residing at hereby apply as dependent for the grant of compensation of account of the death/injury sustained by Shri/Kumari/Sbhrimati —__—— son/daughter/wife/widow of Shri/Shrimati who died/was injured in the railway accident referred to hercunder. Necessary particulars in respect of the deceased/injured in the accident are given below :
1. Name and father’s name of the person injured/dead (husband’s name in the case of married woman or widow)
2. Full address of the person injured/dead.
3. Age of the person injured/dead. 4, Occupation of the person injured/dead, [art T--m75 3(i)] AT BT TAT: TET 27
5. Name and address of the employer of the deceased, if any- - Brief particulars of the accident indicating the datc and place of accident and the name of the train involved— Class of travel, and ticket/pass number, to the extent known x Nature of injuries sustained wlongwith medical certificate. 9, Name and address of the Medical Otlicer/Practitioner, if any, who attended on the injured/dead and period of treatment—
10. Disability for work, if any, caused.
11. Details of the loss of any luggage on account of the accident —
12. Has any claim been lodged with any other authority? If so, particulars thereof—— —_-—___—
13. Name and permanent address of the applicant
14. Local address of the applicant, if any
15. Relationship with the deceascd/injured
16. Amount of compensation claimed 17, Where the application is not made within one year of the occurrence 0 the accident, the grounds thereof.
18. Any other information or documentary evidence that may be necessary or helpful in the disposal of the claim
19. Mention the documents, if any, filed alongwith application. I, solemnly declare that
(a) the particulars given above are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and
(b) I have not claimed or obtained any compensation in relation to the injury/death which is the subject matter of this application. Signature or left thumb-impression of the applicant Date Place— - - Name of witness and his address in case Left Thumb Impression ig put by applicant. VERIFICATION 1, {Name of the applicant) S/o, D/o, W/o. Age resident of do hereby verify that the contents of paragraphs to are true to my personal knowledge, and paragraph to are believed to be true to the best of my knowledge or the legal advice given to me, and that I have not suppressed any material fact. Date : Signature of the applicant, Place: Full address ‘To The Registrar, Railway Claims Tribunal, 2646 GI/89-—5 28 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [Part I1--Sre. 4 (i) ) a = FORM III [See rule 5 of the Railway Claims Tribunal (Procedure) Rules, 1989] Application under section 16 of the Act in respect of claims for refund of fares or part thereof or for refund of any freight paid in respect of animals or goods entrusted to a railway administration to be carried by railway.
PART I Title of the case
PART II INDEX "§. No. "Description of documents attached = a ttititiCSs~S Page No. J > w a e n e "Signature of the applicant. For use in Tribunal’s Office. Date of filing or | Date of Reccipt by post Registration No. Signature for Registrar.
PART TI] IN THE RAILWAY CLAIMS TRIBUNAL ——#!———— BENCH BETWEEN AB APPLICANT AND cD RESPONDENT
1. Particulars of the applicant Name and Address.
2. Particulars of the respondent/respondents
3. Value of claim and deta'ls of application fee—
(1) Value of claims
(2) Details of Application Fee
4. Particulars of Bank Draft/Postal Order in respect of Application Fee :
(i) Name and address of the Bank on which the Draft is drawn;
(ii) Demand Draft No. and the Branch at which payable or
(i) Number of Indian Postal Order(s)
(ii) Name of issuing Post Office
(iii) Date of issue of Postal Order(s)
(iv) Post Office at which payable. Aree BT CTT. WATATTT
5. Full particulars of payment of farc/freight.
(1) Claim for refund of freight. Date of Booking Railway Receipt or Parcel Station Description of consign- Way Bill ment From To 1 2 3 4 Freight paid Amount Refund of claims other payment particulars 5 6 7
(2) Claim for refund of fare Date of journey Train No. Class of Travel Class actually travelled 1 2 3 4 “Ticket or Ticket | Deposit Receipt/— ‘Fair paid Refund Claimed Excess Fare Ticket etc. Guards Rs, Rs. or Conductors’ Certificate : 5 - , 6 : OT —
6. . Date on which notice served in Railway Administration under Section 78B of Indian Railways Act, 1890 (in respect of claims for refund of freight)—attach proof. 30 THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY [Paar Ti-Sec. 3 (i) )
7. (i) Facts of the case : (Give here a concise statement of facts in a chronological order, each paragraph containing as nearly as possible, a separate issue, fact or otherwise).
(ii) (a) Nature of relief sought; and
(b) Grounds of relief.
8. Matters not previously filed or pending with any other Court. (State whether the applicant had previously filed any claim, writ petition or suit regarding the matter in respect of which the present application has been made). In case the applicants had previously filed any claims, application, writ petition or suit, indicate the stage at which it is pending, and ifdecided, attach acertified copy of the Order.
9. Jurisdiction of the Bench (indicate the facts on the basis of which the Bench to which application is made, has the jurisdiction).
10. List of enclosures : l.
2.
3.0 4,
5. VERIFICATION L {Name of the applicant) S/o, D/o, W/o Age : resident of. - do hereby verify that the contents of paragraphs to are true to my personal knowledge, and paragraphs to are believed to be true to the best of my knowledge or the legal advice given to me, and that I have not suppressed any material fact. Date : Signature of the applicant Place : Full Address : To The Registrar, Railway Claims Tribunal —Bench FORM IV [See sub-rule (5) of Rule5 of the Railway Claims Tribunal (Procedure) Rules, 1989]. RECEIPT SLIP NO........ 2. cece cece eee eee Received an application filed before the....... 0... e ccc ce cee cence seen een eeenatteeenenccs Bench of the Railway Claims Tribunal on............ 0... c ccc ence neues by Shri/Kumari/Smt. . For the Registrar of the Dene eek cet eee cee ee teen ecees Bench of the Railway Claims Tribunal Date Seal [art [-—ere 3(i)] MIT HT MTT: HATETTOT 31 FORM V (See Rule 36) APPLICATION FOR THE REGISTRATION OF A CLERK.
1. Name of legal practitioner on whose behalf the clerk is to be registered.
2. Particulars of the Clerk to be registered :
(i) Full Name (in capital)
(ii) Father’s Name :
(iii) Age and Date of Birth :
(iv) Place of Birth : Attested passport size photograph
(v) Nationality : to be pasted.
(vi) Educational qualifications :
(vii) Particulars of previous employment, if any : I, —(Clerk abovenamed)do hereby affirm that the particulars relating to me given above are true. Signature of Clerk I, Whether the legal practitioner has a Clerk already registered in his employment and whethey the Clerk sought to be registered is in lieu of or in addition to the Clerk already registered. Whether the Clerk sought to be registered or is already registered as a Clerk of any other legal practitioner and if so, the name of such practitioner. (legal practitioner) certify that the particulars given above are true to the best of my information and belief and that I am not aware of any fact which would render unsuitable the registration of the said _ (name) asa Clerk. Further, I enclose Postal Order for Rs. 5.00 being the cost of Identity Card alongwith 2 passport size photographs of the applicant duly attested by me. Date : "To Signature of the Legal Practitioner Full Address : The Registrar Railway Claims Tribunal, Bench, THE GAZETTE OF INDIA : EXTRAORDINARY {Paar lI—Sec. 3 (i) ]
SCHEDULE I (See Rule 3) S. Headquarters of the Bench of the Territorial jurisdiction of the Bench No. Railway Claims Tribunal
(1) (2) (3)
1. Ahmedabad Gujarat, Union Territory of Diu.
2. Bangalore Karnataka
3. Bhopal Madhya Pradesh 4, Bhubaneswar Orissa
5. Bombay (i) Districts of Bombay, Thane, Raigad, Pune, Nasik, Ahmednagar, Satara, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg, Kollahpur, Sangli, Solapur, Dhule, Aurangabad, Beed of Maharashtra.
(ii) Union Territories of Dadra, Daman and Nagar Haveli.
(iii) Goa.
6. Nagpur All Districts of Maharashtra except those included in item (i) of column (3) against serial number 5.
7. Chandigarh Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir and Union Territory of Chandigarh. g. Calcutta (2) West Bengal, Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. 9, Guwahati Assam, Sikkim, Mizoram, Arunachal Pradesh, Tripura, Manipur, Meghalaya, Nagaland.
10. Ernakulam Kerala, Union Territory of Lakshadweep.
11. Gorakhpur Districts of Gorakhpur, Deoria, Ballia, Gazipur, Azamgarh, Nau, Basti, Siddharthanagar, Mirzapur, Robertsgang, Jaunpur, Faizabad, Gonda, Bahraich, Sultanpur, Pratapgarh, Lakhimpur, Allahabad, Varanasi, Bareilly, Sitapur, Pilibhit, Nanital, Shahjahanpur, Badaun and Hardoi of Uttar Pradesh.
12. Lucknow All Districts of Uttar Pradesh except those included in column (3) against serial number 11.
13. Jaipur Rajasthan
14. New Delhi (2) Union Territory of Delhi.
15. Patna Bihar
16. Madras ~ Tamil Nadu and Union Territory of Pondicherry Secunderabad Andhra Pradesh 17. {art T1-—wrg a(i)]
SCHEDULE I WPA RL TEMA 2 FATT 33 APPLICATION FEE (See Rule 6) Every application under sub-section (1) of Section 14 of the Railway Claims Tribunal Act, 1987 shall be accompained by fee in respect of filing of such application at the following rates :—
(i) Where the value of claim exceeds rupee | but does not cxceed rupees 100.
(ii) Where the value of the claim exceeds rupees 100 but docs not exceed rupees 500.
(iii) Where the value of the claim exceeds rupees 500 but does not exceed rupees 1,000.
(iv) Where the value of the claim exceeds rupees 1,000 but does not exceed rupees 5,000.
(v) Where the value of claim exceeds rupees 5,000 but docs not exceed rupees 20,000.
(vi) Where the value of claim exceeds rupees 20,000 but does not exceed rupees 30,000. Application fee payable Rupees 7.00 Rupees 7.00 plus 8 percenton the amount exceeding rupecs 100. Rupces 39 plus 7 per cent on the amount exceeding rupees 500. Rupecs 74 plus 6 per cent on the amount exceeding rupees },000. Rupecs 314 plus 5 per cent on the amount exceeding rupees 5,000. Rupces 1,064—plus 4 percenton the amount exceeding rupees 20,000,
(vii) Where the value of claim exceeds rupees 30,000 but Rupecs 1,464—plus 2 percent on the amount does not exceed rupees 40,000.
(viii) Where the value of claim exceeds rupees 40,000 but does not exceed rupees 50,000.
(ix) Where the value of claim exceeds rupees 50,000 exceeding rupecs 20,000. Rupees 1664 plus 1 percenton the amount exceeding rupees 40,000 Rupees 1,764 plus 1/2 per cent on the amount excecding rupees 50,000 {No. 69/TC(RCT)/1—5] RANJIT MATHUR, Officer on Special Duty, Railway Board, Printed by the Manager, Govt, of India Press, Ring Road, New Delhi-110064 and published by the Controller of Publications, Delhi-110054, 1989