(1) Before submitting a case for decision before the court, the clerk in charge of the misil should prepare a note book of the case as follows and the registrar or the officer appointed by him should cross check the things written in the note book in the misil:-
(a) In each note book, first write the type of case, the year of registration and the number, then prepare a list of all the documents in the order of year and date, and put a bracket () in front of each document written in that list, and the number of the document in that box is mentioned in the missile. Write that number,
(b) After the list is prepared in accordance with clause (a), a summary of the pleadings, complaints, petitions, counter-statements, statements of the parties, witness and expert statements, judgments or final orders of the lower courts or courts and the above appeals or petitions and other documents, the mouths of the parties to the case. Write a summary of the main points of disagreement and the original evidence given by the parties and other written evidence, expert witnesses, etc. that are not understood.
(2) Only a summary of the judgment or final order of the lower station or court and the above appeal or petition and the summary of the documents submitted or raised in the court should be written in the note book of the case prepared by the lower court or the court.
(3) The note according to sub-rule (1) or (2) which is prepared on the basis of the document, the page and letter on which those things are mentioned in the document should be indicated in the note book as much as possible. Separate the case in the note book and put the number in the sequence of the case as needed.
(4) Notwithstanding anything written in sub-rules (1), (2) and (3), if deemed necessary from the point of view of delay, the Chief Justice or. The judge acting as the main judge can arrange for the hearing and hearing of other special types of cases, even in the absence of a note book, with the exception of the cases involving the appearance of a seeker and robbery cases, which can be punished with life imprisonment or life imprisonment.
(5) Notes prepared in accordance with this ruleIt must be duly attested by the concerned Fantwala and attested by the Registrar or an officer designated by him.
(6) If it is necessary to add, subtract or modify any information mentioned in the note book prepared according to this rule, the judge should make such addition or modification and enter his judgment.
(7) The officer preparing the note book shall not write anything affecting his personal opinion or case.
(8) In case any guidelines or instructions are issued by the Supreme Court regarding case notes, arrangements should be made to note the cases based on the matters mentioned therein.