Copy of disposed case:is 3rd party affidavit required?

to go though the content of the orders or documents involved in the case, you need not file any third party affidavit. 

However to obtain certified copies of the orders or documents involved in the case, you need to file a Third Party Affidavit before the concerned court registery stating the reasons for obtaining the Certified copies.

Hi,

Once an order has been passed reported in the gazette, it is available publicly for reading and reference.  However, if you want to get access to every detail, document, evidence, etc submitted during the proceedings, you will require a third party affidavit to be submitted before the relevant court.

Best regards,
Megha

ok I was able to track down the expert opinion it is in this link. Here expert Dr.Vashishta says:

the case is already stated to have been decreed, hence the document(s) concerning the suit are public whereas, the judgment is "in-rem".

So does this not mean the ocuments of the case and cross examination etc are public?

Some disposed cases record example rape, Divorce, Pocso etc. are not public documents. Only party to that case or their engaged Advocate can file application for getting certified copy until and unless strong reason is being given by anyone from the public for obtaining that particular document.

Regards
Mohit Chahal
Advocate
District & Sessions Court, Hisar
Phone No. 9968911099

https://mohitchahaladvocate.business.site/

But the press is hsppily reporting on rape, dowry, divorce in great detail so can't see why citizens should not get access?Where can I find which type of case records are not public? Is it based on the relevant law or CPC section that the confidentiality of the case is decided?