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<h1>Documentary filing standards for appeals require legible, double-spaced certified paper books; non-compliant filings may be ignored</h1> Amendments prescribe documentary filing standards for appeals: paper books must be legibly written, double-spaced or printed (xerox copies legible), each paper certified as a true copy by the party or authorised representative and indexed with page numbers and the authority of original filing, thereby establishing mandatory form and authentication requirements. Additional evidence must be filed in a separate paper book with the particulars above and an application stating reasons, thereby segregating and justifying late evidence. Supplementary paper books require leave of the Bench, and non-conforming paper(s)/paper books may be ignored, thereby permitting exclusion of defective filings.