JUDICIAL: HOW AND WHERE TO GET A COPY?
Request a copy of court documents
Where?
E 'can request a copy of any act, document, measure filed with a judicial office, this possibility it is primarily the parties and their lawyers made and, more generally, to anyone who is interested. Copies can be
:
simple - are required for the sole purpose of knowing the content of, typically for study.
copies obtained in this way have no legal value in the absence of certification of conformity to the original purpose of the Registry.
authentic - are bearing the certification of conformity to the original and then have the same legal value of the original of which they are attached.
are required for able to effect service of the acts and measures or to use the same in other processes or from another government.
in embodiment - for judgments and other final action of the court or the judge himself or the law recognizes the enforceability, ie the possibility to enforce, the copies must be released embodiment, by placing the so-called 'enforcement order' by the Registrar.
They may only be requested by the party in whose favor the decision or award was made by his successors.
the same part can not be given more embodiment in a copy of the same act.
Additional copies can be obtained, if necessary, by the party to the head of the court that rendered the decision, which shall by decree.
The copy of an act, measure or document must be taken at the same office where you filed, or from which the proceedings took place.
Statement of interest: Arts. 476-743/746 Civil Procedure Code, Arts. 76-153/154 att. cpc; Articles. Cc 2714/2719, art. 3, reads Oct. 10, 1996, No 525 (registry fees); DM 08/20/1992 (Stamp duty).
NB The DL 12/29/2009, in force since 31/12/2009, converted with amendments by Law 22 February 2010 No 24, has introduced some innovations in the field of copy rights.
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