preamsai2006 (n/a) 25 January 2008
kirankumaradv (n/a) 26 January 2008
SANJAY DIXIT (Advocate) 26 January 2008
anupam_advocate (n/a) 13 February 2008
Vijay Patil (Tax Practioner) 07 April 2008
verma76 (n/a) 29 May 2008
J. P. Shah (RTI & CONSUMER ACTIVIST) 09 August 2008
U can ask for any information without any age of info. Any information which is older than 20 years will be available without any bar of section 8(1) a,c,i of RTI Act.
J. P. Shah (RTI & CONSUMER ACTIVIST) 09 August 2008
U cannot access private info of a person, unless public interest warrants such disclosure as per section 8 (1) (j) of RTI Act.
K.C.Suresh (Advocate) 10 August 2008
Rightly answerd by all. Kindly go to S.11 also. Over all weightege is for public interest.
A.Mohamed Thaheer (ADVOCATE) 02 April 2009
Up to 20 years prior to the date of information prior to the information sought for
A.Mohamed Thaheer (ADVOCATE) 02 April 2009
If the matter of information is sought for is related to any other private person's matter, whatever may be the information, it can be given,provided consent is given by the party to the concerned authority of his no objection in providing the informtion.
Vijay (service) 25 July 2009
v.lakshminarayanan (prop) 06 March 2010
dear members
as per the recent decisions of the CIC, information given by any citizen to a public authority is not private information exempt from disclosure.
hence i think one can obtain blue prints of the plans of others submitted to municipality. of course, the municipality does not have any right to ask for your locus standi to ask that information.
with regard to another member's doubt, one can very well ask the bank for such information, since banks are public authorities.
bhagwat patil (Property due diligence 9422773303) 13 April 2010
you can ask anytype of information? how old it is no bar.it the govt . officer has to explain why he cannot furnish.
J. P. Shah (RTI & CONSUMER ACTIVIST) 15 April 2010
You can ask information under RTI from only public sector banks and relating to your own account or account in which you are financially interested [like guarantor of loan etc].