The Right to Information Act: A Case-Law Perspective
Mar 2024 · Notion Press
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306
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About this ebook
Embark on a comprehensive journey through the intricacies of the Right to Information Act with this meticulously curated guide. In this enlightening volume, the author meticulously dissects each section of the RTI Act, presenting a thorough exploration of its provisions. What sets this book apart is the author's relentless effort to unearth and compile case laws, particularly the judgments from various High Courts and the Supreme Court.
The heart of this book lies in its dedication to shedding light on the legal interpretations of each provision. By delving into the judgements that have shaped the application of the RTI Act, the author provides an invaluable resource for advocates, social activists, and the general public. This compilation serves as a compass, guiding readers through the complexities of the law and empowering them with the knowledge to navigate the RTI Act effectively.
The heart of this book lies in its dedication to shedding light on the legal interpretations of each provision. By delving into the judgements that have shaped the application of the RTI Act, the author provides an invaluable resource for advocates, social activists, and the general public. This compilation serves as a compass, guiding readers through the complexities of the law and empowering them with the knowledge to navigate the RTI Act effectively.
About the author
Chidambaram Ramesh is not just a theorist of information law; he's a seasoned social activist with hands-on experience. Following the Godhra massacre, he actively pursued correspondences between the Prime Minister and the President, showcasing his commitment to transparency. His practical impact is evident in the initiation of the e-Gazette initiative, a testament to his dedication to making government notifications freely accessible to the public under the RTI Act.
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