Motion to Review Case Materials is a formal procedural petition filed with an arbitration court by a party to a case (the applicant) or their legal representative. The purpose of this document is to obtain permission to access the materials of a specific court case currently under the court's consideration. The applicant requests the opportunity to personally examine all documents in the case file directly within the court building.

A critical element of this particular motion is the request for permission to photograph the case materials, which goes beyond mere review and requires explicit court authorization. The document includes all essential details: applicant and representative information, case number, court name, judge's name, reference to the legal basis (Article 41 of the Russian Arbitration Procedure Code - APC RF), and a list of attachments (typically the representative's power of attorney and proof of their qualifications).

Used in the following situations:

1. By Parties to the Case: When a plaintiff, defendant, third party, or their representatives need to thoroughly examine evidence submitted by other parties or review court hearing transcripts.
2. Preparing for Court Hearings: To enable more effective preparation of a party's position, objections, motions, or appeals based on complete case information.
3. Obtaining Copies of Materials: When a party or representative needs copies of documents from the case file, and the most practical or permitted method is taking their own photographs (with the court's prior consent).
4. Appealing Court Decisions: To gain a full understanding of the materials upon which a court decision or ruling was based when preparing an appeal, cassation appeal, or supervisory review application.