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Why is the District Judiciary still stuck on the past?!
People opening independent offices, listen to this advice. A couple of thousands extra in the initial investment is worth it.
Legal Printer is around 60K. But cost difference is affordable.
Got this when I went independent at the suggestion of a friend who got it when he had gone independent.
Should I buy an A3 printer?
Asking this because, even till this day, some of my filings are in A3/Legal Size paper.
But there is a big price difference between A4 and Legal Printer - and the cost is huge. While an A4 printer costs around Rs.25K, Legal Sized Printer costs Rs. 60K.
I am happy taking these printouts in a shop near the city court Offices. But wouldn't an A3 solve my entire printing and Scanning issues.. That's my doubt.
But is it worth over the long time? And almost 50% of courts and Offices have junked A3 so far.
Very affordable and have duplex printing option. The hardware is sturdy and doesn't break down.
The flipside is it's too heavy and makes a lot of noise.
Or
Is a common Inkjet Printer enough - A4 Size?
A3/Legal is used across some tribunals and small courts.
Which is your printer? Any recommendations would be helpful.