APCRPCO Section 203 : Copying Charges

Explanation using Example

Example 1: Requesting Certified Copies for a Legal Case

Introduction: Ravi, a party to a civil suit in Andhra Pradesh, needs certified copies of the court proceedings to prepare for an appeal. He approaches the court to obtain these copies.

Application: According to Rule 203(1) of the Andhra Pradesh Civil Rules Of Practice And Circular Orders, 1990, Ravi must furnish one copy stamp paper for every 350 words of the document he needs. If the document requires non-judicial stamp paper as per the Stamp Act, 1899, he must provide the appropriate value of stamp paper. Additionally, as per Rule 203(3), the copying fee is Re. 1/- per page, and if the stamp paper value is less, the deficiency must be covered with adhesive court fee stamps.

Outcome: Ravi provides the necessary stamp papers and adhesive court fee stamps. The court processes his request, and he receives the certified copies. If Ravi had failed to provide the correct stamp paper or fee, his request could have been delayed or denied.

Conclusion: Compliance with the stamp paper and fee requirements ensures timely access to necessary legal documents, aiding Ravi in his appeal process.

Example 2: Mechanical Reproduction of Court Documents

Introduction: Sita, a lawyer, needs a copy of a judgment for a case she is handling. She opts for a mechanically reproduced copy for convenience.

Application: Under Rule 203A(1), Sita can apply for a mechanically reproduced copy by paying Rs. 2.00 ...

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