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Supreme Court Brings Chief Justice of India's Office under RTI Act - (13 Nov 2019)

RIGHT TO INFORMATION

Supreme Court has observed that Chief Justice of India's office comes under the Right to Information Act, 2005. The Apex Court had on April 4 reserved its verdict on appeals filed in 2010 by the Supreme Court Secretary General and its Central Public Information Officer against the High Court and the Central Information Commission's orders. The Court further noted that the CJI offices comes within public authority and that Right to Information and Right to Privacy were two sides of same coin.

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