SC implements e-filing system at its registries
According to a statement issued by the SC's PRO office, the system enables electronic submission of case files alongside traditional paper-based submission.
Digital copies of petitions, memos, judgments, and orders are uploaded to the Court's Case Management System (CMS), from where they are automatically transmitted to relevant parties and respondents via
auto-generated emails.
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