Suresh Jain 19 July 2017
Raveena Kataria (Advocate ) 19 July 2017
In my best opinion, you can get a certified copy of the court judgement (whether pending or final) by simply making an application to the family court which should have the following details:
●Applicant's name; (yours in this case.)
●Your position in the case; (Along with any document/proof as to the fact that you have been vested with the power of attorney by your son.)
●Case Number and/or descripttion of the case.
●The application should be addressed to the Chief Ministereal Officer (or any such officer appointed by the court for this purpose.)
Ms.Usha Kapoor (CEO) 19 July 2017
I wholly I agree with Raveena. Nothing more to say.
G.L.N. Prasad (Retired employee.) 19 July 2017
Every state has it's own laid down procedure for obtaining certified copy, you can apply in prescribed appication, duly attested by Advocate and if you have any links with such advocates, you can get the copy next day.
Dr J C Vashista (Advocate) 20 July 2017
High Court rules prescibe a proforma on which you (or your lawyer) has to submit application to Copying agency with prescribed fees. You are required to obtain permission of Court for the copy applied with reasons thereof for the pending case.
I disagree with Ms. Raveena Kataria and Usha Kapoor, since none of the High Court in India or Supreme Court has any officer designated as "Chief Ministerial Officer" till date.
Sachin (N.A) 20 July 2017
Agree with Dr JC Vashista,
You need to fill a form of certified copy easily available in court premises , Get the form attested by the judge. and deposit the form at the counter of copy agency with fees.