Court officer record-keeping duty requires immediate case file and diary entries after order pronouncement under GSTAT procedure. Immediately after an order is pronounced, the Court officer must record the date of pronouncement, the nature of disposal, and the constitution of the Bench on the case file, and must also enter the prescribed particulars in the court diary, including the information specified in GSTAT CDR-02. The rule assigns a ministerial record-keeping duty linked to pronouncement of orders and maintenance of case and diary records.
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Court officer record-keeping duty requires immediate case file and diary entries after order pronouncement under GSTAT procedure.
Immediately after an order is pronounced, the Court officer must record the date of pronouncement, the nature of disposal, and the constitution of the Bench on the case file, and must also enter the prescribed particulars in the court diary, including the information specified in GSTAT CDR-02. The rule assigns a ministerial record-keeping duty linked to pronouncement of orders and maintenance of case and diary records.
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