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Ind. Allen Cnty. Fam. Local Rule LR02-TR34-12

Copying Charges for a Non-party

activein force · 2016-02-01 – presentcompiled-edition

A. A non-party who has received a Request for Production of Documents or

Subpoena Duces Tecum shall charge not more than the following:

1. One-dollar ($1.00) per page for the first ten (10) pages;

2. Fifty cents ($.50) per page for pages eleven (11) through fifty (50); and,

3. Twenty-five cents ($.25) per page for pages fifty-one (51) and higher.

B. The provider of the documents may collect a labor fee not to exceed twenty

dollars ($20.00). If the provider collects a labor fee, the provider may not charge for

the first ten (10) pages of documents.

C. The provider may charge the actual costs of mailing the records.

D. The provider may collect an additional ten dollars ($10.00) if the request is

for copies to be provided within two (2) working days.

E. A per page copy charge may not be assessed for copies provided

electronically, on a disk, on a thumb drive or by similar digital means.

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