Assumption: "(Court Bundles) One paper copy of the bundle is enough."
1 min readThis content reflects observational insights and lived community experiences. It does not constitute legal advice — always consult a qualified professional for your specific circumstances.
What People Expect
People assume the court only needs one copy.
Court Reality
The Bundles Guide (para 9.1) says that if paper bundles are ordered, check what the judge has said about how many copies are needed, which can vary where magistrates hear the case or witnesses attend. Each copy should show the case number, court name and hearing date on the front. Rules and orders differ here: check your own order.
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The Gap?
"(Court Bundles) One paper copy of the bundle is enough."
Court Reality
The Bundles Guide (para 9.1) says that if paper bundles are ordered, check what the judge has said about how many copies are needed, which can vary where magistrates hear the case or witnesses attend. Each copy should show the case number, court name and hearing date on the front. Rules and orders differ here: check your own order.
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