How to take information from honourable high court of allahabad and its subordinate courts
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How to take information from honourable high court of allahabad and its subordinate courts
Allahabad High Court (Right to Information) Rules, 2006
Allahabad Bench
1. Appellate Authority - Registrar General
2. CPIO - Registrar (Establishment)
3. CAPIO - (i) Assistant Registrar (Protocol & Nazarat)
(ii) Assistant Registrar (Vigilance)
Lucknow Bench
1. Appellate Authority - Registrar General
2. CPIO - Deputy Registrar (Establishment & Administration)
3. CAPIO - Assistant Registrar (Establishment & Administration)
Subordinate Courts
1. Appellate Authority - District Judge of Concerned Judgeship
2. CPIO - Senior most Additional District & Session Judge
3. CAPIO - Civil Judge (Senior Division) or Concerned Judgeship
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Re: How to take information from honourable high court of allahabad and its subordinate courts
Hon'ble members. In view of your friend, it would be proper to mention the suplementary to appeal under susection 3 of section 19 of R.T.I. Act 2005 dated 21.6.2010 which copy was received by clerk of district court Mirzapur on 8.12.2010 on the direction of U.P.S.I.C. unfortunately no information has been made availlable still. Next date of hearing is 11 april 2012. Subject- District judge Mirzapur denied to made available information to complainant through its letter dated 13.8.2010. Hon'ble Sir may be pleased to direct district judge Mirzapur to consider the application of complainant seeking information under subsection 1 of section 6 of R.T.I. Act 2005 in accordance with the provisions of R.T.I. Act 2005. As Hon'ble C.I.C. of India Wajahat Habibullah said in Sharma's case. If the High Court has established a practice of refusing such information which would justify recourse to rule 20(v) this practice is clearly in the violation to the law and CPIO is hereby directed to ensure necessary changes in this practice to bring the management of such records into compliance with the R.T.I. Act 2005. Consequently subject of suplementary dated 5.9.2010 followed by 5 short submissions awaits disposal before U.P.S.I.C.Sponsorer
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