Which documents are required to be sent to the UPSC for legal cases?

In legal re-imbursement cases, the following documents are required to be furnished:- 

a) Completed proforma; 

b) Certified Copy of the judgment; 

c) Stamped receipts for fees paid to lawyers; 

d) Original Claim of the Claimant; 

e) Certified copy of order sheet or a certificate showing the number of days on which the case was posted for hearing and on which it was actually heard. 

f) In cases where the claims involved are for an amount exceeding Rs. 500/- the views of the Ministry of Law/Law Officer on the admissibility and reasonableness of the claim should be obtained before the case is placed before the Commission.

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