Legal Definitions - full copy

FULL COPY

A full copy is a complete transcript of a legal document, such as a bill or pleading, that includes all endorsements and exhibits.

For example, if a lawyer wants to review a case, they may request a full copy of all the legal documents related to the case. This would include a complete transcript of the bill or pleading, along with any endorsements or notes made on the document, as well as copies of any exhibits or evidence presented in the case.

Another example would be if a person is applying for a loan and needs to provide proof of income, they may need to provide a full copy of their tax return, which would include all schedules and attachments.

A full copy is a comprehensive record of a legal document or financial statement that includes all relevant information and supporting evidence. It is important to have a full copy in order to fully understand the details of a case or financial situation.