Rule 38
Functions, Duties, And Powers Of A Registrar
The functions, duties and powers of a registrar shall be as follows :
(a) To register the documents that has to be registered pursuant to law the charge sheet, appeal and application related to a case after examining and if deemed unsuitable for registration then endorse the documents with reasons for rejection;
(b) To determine the date for hearing of a case;
(c) To examine the written elements of evidence produced in a case;
(d) To issue summons, due dates or notifications to the parties and witnesses, and to check whether summons, due dates or notices so executed are accomplished under due process, and if not executed under due process, then to re-execute with due process rejecting the undue one;
(e) To order to fix a hearing date by taking into account the work load of the Special Court Martial;
(f) To establish a written register and ask to mention the required matters on it.;
(g) To check whether documents which were acknowledged as evidence in the court martial has been attached in a case file, and if not attached then request evidence from the relevant court martial to compile a file accordingly;
(h) To take or ask to take the bail, bond, collateral or other due charges which has to be taken in accordance with law;
(i) To send the related case files and evidential documents to the Supreme Court in the case which has been appealed in the Supreme Court.
(j) To observe any file or document which has retaining by official branches;
(k) To provide copies of the documents;
(l) To execute orders rendered by the Special Court Martial and make to be executed as soon as possible.
(m) To assign a Prad officer to take responsibility as bench officer if required;
(n) To update all the records in a Special Court Martial; and
(o) If appeal has not been transferred to the Supreme Court or the limitation period has expired then to communicate in writing to the relevant institution for the execution of an order rendered by the Special Court Martial.
(a) To register the documents that has to be registered pursuant to law the charge sheet, appeal and application related to a case after examining and if deemed unsuitable for registration then endorse the documents with reasons for rejection;
(b) To determine the date for hearing of a case;
(c) To examine the written elements of evidence produced in a case;
(d) To issue summons, due dates or notifications to the parties and witnesses, and to check whether summons, due dates or notices so executed are accomplished under due process, and if not executed under due process, then to re-execute with due process rejecting the undue one;
(e) To order to fix a hearing date by taking into account the work load of the Special Court Martial;
(f) To establish a written register and ask to mention the required matters on it.;
(g) To check whether documents which were acknowledged as evidence in the court martial has been attached in a case file, and if not attached then request evidence from the relevant court martial to compile a file accordingly;
(h) To take or ask to take the bail, bond, collateral or other due charges which has to be taken in accordance with law;
(i) To send the related case files and evidential documents to the Supreme Court in the case which has been appealed in the Supreme Court.
(j) To observe any file or document which has retaining by official branches;
(k) To provide copies of the documents;
(l) To execute orders rendered by the Special Court Martial and make to be executed as soon as possible.
(m) To assign a Prad officer to take responsibility as bench officer if required;
(n) To update all the records in a Special Court Martial; and
(o) If appeal has not been transferred to the Supreme Court or the limitation period has expired then to communicate in writing to the relevant institution for the execution of an order rendered by the Special Court Martial.