As per case facts, the petitioner filed a writ petition seeking supply of "Relied Upon Documents" (RUDs) and to quash a show cause notice issued under the PMLA, 2002, alleging ... that complete RUDs were not provided in a bound paper book as per regulations, despite receiving some documents electronically. The petitioner argued that without the complete documents, they could not properly reply to the show cause notice. The question arose whether the electronic service of documents, as partial RUDs, was sufficient compliance with the Adjudicating Authority's procedural regulations requiring a "bound paper book" and if the Adjudicating Authority should first decide on the completeness of RUDs before proceeding. Finally, the Court directed the Adjudicating Authority to first decide if the documents requested by the petitioner are indeed the "Relied Upon Documents" and if they have not been served, to direct the Enforcement Directorate to supply them within two weeks, granting the petitioner an opportunity to file a supplementary reply.