Gujarat High Court Civil Manual (subordinate court practice), 1960
The following memorandum of instructions should be followed as regards official correspondence between District Judges and Government :— Memorandum. I In the following matters communication between Government and District Judges will ordinarily be direct :— (1) Matters affecting their Courts in relation to finance or buildings. Specific instances of such matters and kindred matters are :— (a) Budget Estimates. (b) Proposals for additional grants. (c) Reappropriation reports. (d) Statement of Expenditure. (e) Contract Grant. (f) Audit of Accounts. (g) Electric installation. (h) Major Works. (i) Minor Works, etc. (j) Advances for motor cars to Judicial Officers. (2) Matters in which Government desire information on questions of fact relating to a particular Court. Specific instances of such matters and kindred matters are— (a) Returns of Probates and Letters of Administration. (b) Annual Returns showing appointments to the several cadres of men from Backward Class. (3) Matters in regard to which the High Court may have given general directions to District Judges to communicate directly with Government. II. On all other matters communication between Government and District Judges will be through the High Court.