Sir/Madam Can RTI Commission review or revise its own order. Rs 15000/- Penalty has been imposed by commission as PIO wasn't able to attend on date of hearing of show-cause and file affidavit as he g ...
As per the Right to Information (RTI) Act, the Central Information Commission (CIC) has the power to review its own orders. The CIC may review its orders on its own motion or on an application made by a party to the proceedings.
Therefore, the PIO can file an application for review of the order of penalty imposed by the commission. The application for review should be made within 30 days of the date of the commission's order. The PIO should explain the reasons for his absence on the date of hea
Hi , I want to get my degree n certificate attested from Magadh university through RTI . Could you pls help in this regard?
Dear Sir,
FORM -1
Form of application for seeking information under the Right to Information Act, 2005.
I. D. No
(For official use)
To
The Public Information Officer,
…………………………………… ……………………………………
1. Name of the Applicant : ……………………………………………………..
2. Address : ……………………………………………………..
3. Particulars of information. - : ……………………………â
One of my neighbour say 'A' had borrowed some amount of money from the bank in the year 2000 and that personality is no more now. He died in 2003. An year after his demise, one of his Son had also lef ...
Dear Sir,
You may go to High Court and file a Writ Petition against the Bank to issue a direction to facilitate you to purchase the said property which is not claimed by anybody.
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I am a teacher at a government-aided school in Mumbai. The headmaster of the school refuses to provide any information under RTI Act, 2005. The Public Information Officer (PIO) completely ignores the ...
Dear Client
Have you not been made a party in that case in High Court? If not then move and IA to become the party first then you can put forward your concerns and reservations on the case. If you are already a party then mention the case and bring it to the daily list for hearing.
Dear Sir, Nagar Parishad Se RTI ka answer na mile to 1st appeal kaha krna hoga??
Dear Client,
The First Appeal should be filed before the designated First Appellate Authority (FAA), who is an officer higher in rank than PIO and this appeal should be filed under Section-19(1) of RTI Act.
Thank you, I hope this answer helps you.
I included a death certificate with my RTI application and asked for details on the legal heir certificate that had been obtained for my grandfather. I was not aware of the certificate number and da ...
Dear client,
PIOs cannot provide such documents that you haven't received from an RTI application.
If you did not receive any response at all or in the prescribed time frame for your RTI, then you should file an appeal with the relevant first appellate authority within 30 days of the expiry of the 30 day time period to supply information. Such an appeal will be reviewed and disposed off within 30 days of receipt, or 45 days in exceptional circumstances. If the appeal is still not disposed off
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I have a filed an RTI application in the office of tehsildar (Circle Officer in Bihar and Jharkhand) and in the RTI application I have asked to provide me the copy of a sale deed (the sale deed is own ...
Dear client, in my humble suggestion, it is crucial for you to provide them with the sale deed in order to complete the process.
Is it legal to take nonsense fine from whole class (5000 rupees per student) without any cheating proof ?
Dear client, in my humble suggestion, you cannot be compelled to pay such a fine without any proof of cheating.
My wife is a PSU employee. But I am not getting any detail of her salary in RTI from her department. What can I do?
In my humble suggestion, your wife's income information is a very confidential and such information won't be revealed to anyone. As a result, you should strive to get the information from your wife only.
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We heard that per the new gratuity rule between 1 year to 3 year completed of services we can avail for gratuity due to this corona pandemic ...this law is passed in the parliament...?
Dear client, in my humble opinion the simple answer to thus question is yes. You can claim those relief after completing 1 year of continuous service.
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