Code of Conduct 1908 Section 24 Transfer of civil suit accessories Whenever it was observed or the conduct and conduct of the presiding officer was biased, the trial case could be transferred to the court so as to maintain prejudice against the presiding officer. Give it Some act or expression of the presiding officer must be available on record. The mere suspicion or artificial and unfounded concern was not enough to seek a transfer of the case; the party wishing to transfer was required to have some solid evidence on record to support their allegations. The statement contained in the allegations was not sufficient to permit the transfer of the charge, the transfer judge was not justified in the case of the District Judge in which the order was set aside only on a party statement and the matter was referred to the original court. The lawsuit was ordered to sue and hear from where such case was transferred.
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