Many people associate notations such as 'A4', 'A3', 'B1', and 'B2' when they hear 'paper size'. This notation used for the size of copy paper and notebooks is defined by the international standard ...

The notice said the apex court of the country was carrying on with a colonial legacy by making mandatory the legal size paper for petitions, even when the UK has adopted A4 size paper. (Shutterstock) ...

But it turns out they are completely and utterly ignorant of fucking paper sizes, too. As in, they have no idea what the difference between an A4 and an A3 sheet of paper is. How on Earth does ...

The court said the use of A4 size paper would reduce infrastructural investment in foolscap paper compatible printers. The use of such papers will also reduce costs and “add positive impact on ...

The effective reduction in paper size is 10% (330mm x 210mm for legal versus 297mm x 210 mm for A4), but the use of both sides for printing will potentially cut down paper consumption by half, a ...

In a bid to control environmental degradation and bring uniformity in the use of paper in its day-to-day work, the Supreme Court will accept petitions and affidavits only on A4 size sheets of ...

The petitioners have been campaigning for uniform use of the widely available A4 paper in all the courts across the county, instead of the foolscap or legal size paper, a practice adopted since ...

The Bombay High Court on Wednesday approved the use of A4 size papers printed on both sides for filing pleas across all benches of the courts, in order to save paper and free up storage space.