Among the many changes last year brought to our lives, a change in paper size and printing formats will hardly seem important. And yet, for the many involved in filing cases in the Supreme Court of India, from plaintiffs to lawyers and, above all, the clerks who handle the paperwork, the decision to allow documents to be printed on A4 size paper, back-to-back, will come as a considerable relief.Lawyer and BJP leader Ashwini Upadhyay explained
