Article 47, paragraph (6)

Notwithstanding the provisions of paragraph (1)paragraphs (1) and (2), a party may make a request to a court clerk for the issuance of an authenticated copy, transcript or extract of a written ruling or any other written judgment or of a certificate of matters concerning a case for adjudication of domestic relations, without permission from the family court. The same applies when a person subject to a ruling makes such a request after the ruling is made, without permission from the family court, for the inspection or copying of, the issuance of an authenticated copy, transcript or extract of, or the reproduction of, a paper document, etc. or audio tape, etc. that the party has submitted, in a hard-copy record of a case for adjudication of domestic relations. The same applies to the paper document or recording medium in the case where, with regard to the matters set out in paragraph (4), item (ii) or (iii) of the following Article, a measure has been taken to output the contents onto a paper document or to record them on another recording medium pursuant to the provisions of Article 133-2, paragraph (5) of the Code of Civil Procedure as applied mutatis mutandis by replacing certain terms and phrases pursuant to Article 38-2.