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I just want to inspect a record without receiving a copy. Can I just look at the records?

  • January 22, 2023 02:42
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Yes, a person is entitled to just inspect a record without receiving a copy. You can also make notes from the record and take your notes with you. But you cannot expect to inspect the record on demand when you appear at the office.

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