Yes you can cite same before the High court if the order of SC is downloaded from SC website.

Yes, you can file an exemption application for filing certified copy of the judgement

Yes you can show print out copy the judgement in court for citation purpose. But keep the citation ref no. Judge may ask for it.

You can get copy from registrar of the court. Only last year copy are available on scc site that too are chargeable.

You can rely upon printed copy of SC judgment obtained from Internet during course of your arguments in writ filed in HC 

No certified copy cannot he obtained from mail you can use a web copy or can download from Manupatra , or SSC.

- Yes, printed copy obtianed from the website of Supreme Court is eligible as a citatation in High Court , and you can produce the same in support of your case.

- No, for the certificed copy cannot be obtained through mail. For getting the same you will have to apply physically , and sometime non parties of a specified case are not eligible to get certified copies as well. 

Yes it's applicable no need of certified copy

1. Web copies are now accepted by the High Courts if you are citing the judgment as a precedent.

2. If, however, the judgment that you wish to rely on was passed in SLP/Appeal against the order of HC in the pending case then you have to produce the certified copy.

if the SC judgment print is taken out from the official website of the SC, then the HC cannot refuse to consider it

the HC can easily check the cited judgment from the website of the SC in case of any doubt

there is no need to submit any certified copy

If you want to show a judgement of the supreme court in the high court a photo copy is sufficient.

Regards 

Certified copy can be obtained through an advocate.

Yes. downloaded copy from court website valid.

You would need to apply for a certified copy at the Filing Counter, pay a nominal fee, and get the receipt,you'll be notified when your copy would be ready, and you would need to go and collect the copy personally

you can consult any expert through this web portal obtaining certified copy. 

you can consult any expert through this web portal obtaining certified copy. 

you can consult any expert through this web portal obtaining certified copy. 

you can consult any expert through this web portal obtaining certified copy. 

you can consult any expert through this web portal obtaining certified copy. 

Yes, the web copy is considered as an authentic document/order for all court case purpose.

You cannot, you may have to file a copy application before the concerned court and obtain it physically if you need certified copy alone.