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Compendium on Acts and Rules


                   NOTE.—Only those papers of the records of which copies are actually required are to be

                   sent to the copying department and in every case a removal slip shall be inserted in that
                   place.


                   290B.  Immediately  on  receipt  of  the  original  papers  the  Head  Comparing  Clerk  shall
                   make  them  over  to  one  of the  copyists  for  the  preparation  of  the  copy  and  enter  his

                   name in the appropriate column of the applications for copies. The work should be so
                   distributed amongst the copyists that normally no copyist has more than one day's work
                   in his possession at one time.


                   290C. In the case of certified copies of applications made in Form Nos. I, LA, II and III or
                   of notice in Form No. XVI prescribed under the Bengal Agricultural Debtors Rules, 1936,

                   the applicants should present the printed forms of applications and notice as the case

                   may be in lieu of folios. These printed forms can be had from the stamp vendors and
                   after presentation will be dealt with in the same manner as folios.


   Additional
   folios.         291. If the folios supplied by the applicant fall short of what is required, additional folios
                   should be called for in the list prescribed in rule 288. The additional folios should be filed

                   during the prescribed hours with a list in the same way as ordinary folios are filed, and

                   before they are distributed to the copyists concerned the list should be stitched with the
                   original application, should be compared with the report of the copyist and initialed by

                   the gazetted officer in charge, and the comparer attending the Court will enter them in

                   the  prescribed  register.  A  receipt  for  them  should  be  given  on  the  counterfoil  as
                   prescribed in rule 290.

                   NOTE.—When  court-fee  stamps  supplied  for  certified  copies  are  found  to  be  short,  a
                   similar procedure should be adopted for obtaining the deficit.



                   291A. Care will be taken to have the copy ready in each case by the time fixed. The
                   Head Comparing Clerk will be held personally responsible that all originals are returned
                   and a receipt for them obtained from the record-room or department concerned on the
                   day the copy is ready for delivery. The officer receiving back the record shall sign and

                   date the appropriate column of the Register of application for copies.







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