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Signing of oa and annexures cat

Querist : Anonymous (Querist) 10 January 2022 This query is : Resolved 
I am trying to file a case in Central Administrative Tribunal. As per rules, copies of all annexes and OA has to be filed in triplicate. My query is,

1. Shall i sign 1 set in original and make further copies of the same?
2. Do i have to sign all the sets or signing one set and making photocopies for other sets will suffice?
Quick Summary
When filing a case with the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), it's crucial to understand the signing requirements for your Original Application (OA) and its annexures. You must sign all pages of the OA and all annexures in original for every set filed with the court. Additionally, the verification section of the OA needs to be signed and duly attested by an Advocate or Gazetted Officer, and all annexures must also be attested. Ensure you provide two signed copies of each page, with the total number of copies being two plus the number of respondents.

kavksatyanarayana (Expert) 10 January 2022
You shall sign on all the papers and original copies for all sets shall be filed in court.
P. Venu (Expert) 12 January 2022
You need to sign all the pages of the OA as well the annexures. Moreover, in the OA the verification is to be signed duly attested by an Advocate/Gazetted Officer. So also, all the annexures to the Original is required to be attested.
Sudhir Kumar, Advocate (Expert) 15 January 2022
two copies each paged signed.

No of copies = 2 + no of respondents


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