Supreme Court of India
Khanapuram Gandaiah v. Administrative Officer & Ors.
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Right to Information Act, 2005: c ss. 2(f) and 6 - 'Information' - Application uls 6 before Administrative Officer-cum-Assistant State Public Information Officer, asking as for what reasons a Judicial Officer had dismissed a miscellaneous appeal - HELD: Under s. 6, an applicant is entitled to get only such information which can be 0 accessed by the "public authority" under any other law for the time being in force - The answers sought by petitioner in the application could not have been with the public authority nor could he have access to the information - judge speaks through his judgments
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