Documents in the Supreme Court can now be filed with print on both sides of A4 size sheets. Presently, court documents are normally filed with print on one side..The decision to opt for double-sided court documents was taken in environmental interest, following a meeting of the judges of the Committee of rationalisation of use of papers with members of the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) and the Supreme Court Advocates on Record Association (SCAORA). .A circular to this effect was also issued on Thursday. .Speaking to Bar & Bench, SCBA Secretary Ashok Arora confirmed that such double-sided documents can be filed hereon. The measure may also be made mandatory in due course of time. .The circular also intimates that recent amendments made with respect to the filing of caveats have been rectified. Arora informed that a decision had been taken to do away with recent amendments that had made the process of filing caveats more cumbersome.
Documents in the Supreme Court can now be filed with print on both sides of A4 size sheets. Presently, court documents are normally filed with print on one side..The decision to opt for double-sided court documents was taken in environmental interest, following a meeting of the judges of the Committee of rationalisation of use of papers with members of the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) and the Supreme Court Advocates on Record Association (SCAORA). .A circular to this effect was also issued on Thursday. .Speaking to Bar & Bench, SCBA Secretary Ashok Arora confirmed that such double-sided documents can be filed hereon. The measure may also be made mandatory in due course of time. .The circular also intimates that recent amendments made with respect to the filing of caveats have been rectified. Arora informed that a decision had been taken to do away with recent amendments that had made the process of filing caveats more cumbersome.
