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Process Re-engineering (Civil)

undecided in Lok Adalat, Mediation, Plea Bargaining or
Judicial Settlement.

(d) (i) The District Judge-I & Sessions Judges, Chief
Metropolitan Magistrate, Officers assigned the work of
DDO and Administrative Civil Judge (Central), on
account of heavy administrative work shall be expected
to give 50% of the above mentioned scale.

(ii) The Judicial Officers working as part time
Secretaries of District Legal Services Committees for
the second half of the each working day shall be
expected to give 50% of units on the above mentioned
scale.

(iii) Officers In charge looking after Administration,
Vigilance, Litigation and Controlling Officers (Accounts)
in the office of District & Sessions Judge-I, on account
of additional Administrative work shall be expected to
give 80% of the units on the above mentioned scale.

(iv) The other District Judges, DDOs in the office of
District Judge -II to District Judge-IX, Officers In charge
looking after Administration, Vigilance, Litigation and
Controlling Officers (Accounts) in the office of District
Judge-II to District Judge-IX and ACMMs on account of
additional Administrative work shall be expected to give
90% of the units on the above mentioned scale.

(v) For Judicial Officers deputed as Mediator or Plea
Bargaining Judge, there shall be rebate in the number
of working days equivalent to the days on which such
duty is performed.

(vi) If the number of actual working days in a quarter
falls below 70, the requirement of units shall stand
reduced by 4 units for each day by which it falls short of
70 days.

(e) All units are for disposal of contested cases
unless specified otherwise.

(f) If any Judicial Officer is not able to give the
disposal as per the above norms, he/she should give

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