Petitions Rule. 12 . All petitions, memorandum of appeal, affidavits and papers of similar character presented to the Court, shall as far as possible, be- (i) Typewritten or written fairly and legibly on foolscap water marked paper, known as 'Pie' or 'cartridge' or 'demy' paper obtainable from the treasury and sold by all licensed stamp vendors, one side of the paper only being used and a quarter margin together with at least one and a half inches of blank space being left at the top and bottom of each sheet; (ii) Dated and signed by the person presenting and where necessary, by such other person as may, by law, be required to sign them; (iii) Signed by the scribe or the typist who shall state the capacity in which he writes or types them, and if he is the licensed clerk of a legal practitioner, his licence number also. Note 1.-Any petition, memorandum of appeal and affidavit or any other paper of a similar character which is not clearly and legibly written sh
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