The Rules of the Supreme Court (Northern Ireland) (Revision) 1980

Copies of documents

6.—(1) There shall be allowed for printing copies of any document the amount properly paid to the printer; and where any part of a document is properly printed in a foreign language or as a facsimile or in any unusual or special manner, or where any alteration becomes necessary after the first proof of the document, there shall be allowed such an amount as the Taxing Master thinks reasonable, such amount to include any attendances on the printer.

(2) The solicitor for a party entitled to take printed copies of any documents shall be allowed the amount he pays for such number of copies as he necessarily or properly takes.

(3) The allowances under this Appendix for preparing any writ, pleading, summons, affidavit or other document shall be taken to include an allowance—

(a) for preparing any necessary copies up to four in number but in reckoning such number no account shall be taken of brief copies or copies for the client;

(b) for drawing, engrossing and completing and attendance on the client or other person to sign, execute or deliver;

(c) for attending on counsel in connection therewith or on any officer of the Court to issue, file, lodge or bespeak.