(1) A person who wants to inspect any document or document in the court shall submit a separate application in the format as per Schedule-5 for the inspection of the document or document along with the following documents:-
(a. The case file, number and year of the case or document that is desired to be inspected,
(b) a description of the missile or document intended to be inspected,
(Sing). Reason for wanting to inspect,
(d) the name, surname and address of the person making the inspection.
(2) According to sub-rule (1), if you want to inspect the missile or other documents in the court, the following fee will be charged:-
(a) five rupees for the petition given by the sure opposition or his baris, (b) interested party in the case: ten rupees for the petition given by other than the opposition,
(ga) Ten rupees if the parties or their heirs apply for immediate inspection,
(d) Fifteen rupees for filing an application for immediate inspection by others other than the parties concerned in the case.
(3) A person authorized to inspect shall inspect the missing document in the presence of the court staff. In this way, while inspecting the missile or document, do not bring pen, ink or make any kind of stain or mark, tear or any other kind of damage while inspecting the missile or document in the inspection room.
(4) After the missile inspection, all the documents must be returned to the registrar or the court staff assigned by him.
(5) In the case of misils and other papers, such misil papers should not be taken away from the court building or shown or given notice to anyone other than the court staff, except by the order of the registrar. The applicant must sign the copy in the designated place of the application by making a quick copy or copy.If the case is moved to the court where it is constituted, the parties of the case should be informed about the transfer of the case.
(2) Notwithstanding anything contained in sub-rule (1), a date may be sent to the party sitting on the date to appear in the court in which the case is to be transferred. Bay 4, Territorial details should be disclosed: (1) Appeals should be made by maintaining the address of the office where the appellant is working at the time of commencement of all cases registered in the court.
(2) The details of the addresses maintained as per sub-rule (1) shall be kept separately for the purposes of sub-section (3) of the section of the Act according to the province. 5. The electronic copy must be submitted. The registrar may order the party filing the written counter-appeal or the written counter-appeal to be submitted to the court, and according to that, it will be the duty of the concerned party to submit the electronic copy. 36, (1) The court may use information technology in proceedings including cases.
(2) Submission of all documents to the court: The court may make arrangements to submit other documents electronically online or through other means.
(3) According to the need, the court may arrange for the discussion of the legal practitioner or any matter to be understood with the concerned party through audio-visual communication (video conferencing) and in case of audio communication, such communication shall be recorded. 37, the court itself can manage other internal procedures of the court that are not mentioned in this regulation. Body, repeal and save: (1) The Administrative Court Rules, 2051 are repealed.
(2) Actions taken in accordance with the Administrative Court Regulations, 2051 shall be deemed to have been carried out in accordance with these Regulations.