Administrative affidavit directions under High Court Rules were applied, and the petition was disposed of in those terms.

Administrative directions issued under Rule 3 of Chapter IV of the Allahabad High Court Rules, 1952 governed affidavits, registers maintained by Oath Commissioners, deponents' photographs and identification numbers, case-wise identification records, an exemption for affidavits filed by State or Union officials and State instrumentalities, and the fee charged by the Bar Association. The petition was disposed of in terms of those directions, and the Bar Association was required to comply with them.

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Issues: Whether the public interest petition was to be disposed of in terms of the administrative directions issued by the Chief Justice under the High Court Rules.

Analysis: The order records that, under Rule 3 of Chapter IV of the Allahabad High Court Rules, 1952, the Chief Justice issued directions governing affidavits, maintenance of registers by Oath Commissioners, affixation of photographs and identification numbers by deponents, allocation and recording of identification numbers for each case, an exemption for affidavits filed by State or Union officials and instrumentalities of the State, and the fee chargeable by the Bar Association. After noting those directions, the Court disposed of the petition by directing compliance with them.

Conclusion: The petition was disposed of in terms of the administrative directions, and the Bar Association was required to abide by them.

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