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Office of the District Judge, Murshidabad English Department Berhampore, Murshidabad Office of the District Judge, Murshidabad English Department Berhampore, Murshidabad Order No. 190 Date: 16.04.2020 In partial modification of this office earlier Order No. 185 dated 10.04.2020, Children Courts at Jangipur. Lalbagh and Kandi subdivision i.e. the Court of Addl. District & Sessions Judge, 1st Court, Jangipur, Addl. District & Sessions Judge, 1st Court, Lalbagh and Addl. District & Sessions Judge, Kandi respectively will function on all working days in between 17.04.2020 to 30.04.2020 in the following manner. Children Court at Jangipur subdivision On all days of sitting of Special Courts i.e. 16.04.2020, 24.04.2020, 27.04.2020 and 30.04.2020. The concerned Judge-in-Charge shall remain in charge of Children Court on these days. On all other working days in between 17.04.2020 to 30.04.2020 the Court will function through Video Conferencing. Shri Subhra Bandyopadhyay, ADJ, 1st Court, Jangipur shall remain in charge of that Court on those days. Children Court at Lalbagh subdivision On all days of sitting of Special Courts i.e. 17.04.2020, 18.04.2020, 22.04.2020, 23.04.2020 and 28.04.2020. The concerned Judge-in-Charge shall remain in charge of Children Court on these days. Shri Samyajit Mukherjee, ADJ, 2nd Court, Lalbagh shall remain in charge of Children Court i.e. ADJ, 1st Court, Lalbagh on 20.04.2020 and 21.04.2020. On all other working days in between 24.04.2020 to 30.04.2020 the Court will function through Video Conferencing. Shri Jiban Kumar Sadhu, ADJ, 1st Court, Lalbagh shall remain in charge of that Court on those days. Children Court at Kandi subdivision On all days of sitting of Special Courts i.e. 17.04.2020, 18.04.2020, 22.04.2020, 23.04.2020, 28.04.2020, 29.04.2020. The concerned Judge-in-Charge shall remain in charge of Children Court on these days. On all other working days in between 17.04.2020 to 30.04.2020 the Court will function through Video Conferencing. Shri Dinanath Prasad, ADJ, 1st FTC, Kandi shall remain in charge of that Court on those days. Staff members of the Court of ADJ, 1st Court, Jangipur, ADJ, 1st Court, Lalbagh and ADJ, Kandi is directed to be present on call on the dates other than sitting of Special Court. Inform all concerned. Sd/- P. Banerjee District Judge, Murshidabad (In Charge) Memo No. 889(16)/XII-B Dated: 16.04.2020 Copy forwarded for information and necessary action to :- 1-2. The ADJ, 1st Court, Jangipur/ Lalbagh. 3. The ADJ, Kandi. 4-5. The ADJ, 2nd Court, Berhampore/ Lalbagh. 6. The ADJ, 1st FTC, Kandi. 7. The Principal Magistrate, Juvenile Justice Board, Murshidabad. 8-9. The Secretary, Kandi Bar Association/Pleaders & Adv. Bar Association, Kandi 10. The Secretary, Jangipur Lawyers’ Bar Association, Jangipur. 11-12. The Secretary, Lalbagh Pleaders’ /Shyamasundari Bar Association, Lalbagh. 13-15. The Judge-in-Charge, Jangipur/ Kandi/ Lalbagh. He is directed to take speps for arrangement of vehicle for journey of staff members. 16. The System Officer, Murshidabad Judgeship with a direction to upload the order on the official website of Murshidabad Judgeship. Sd/- P. Banerjee District Judge, Murshidabad (In Charge) .
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