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History! Delhi HC rules against Supreme Court

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Rakesh Bhatnagar / DNA Thursday, September 3, 2009 2:56 IST New Delhi: Thanks to its earlier timidity on the disclosure of judges' assets, the Supreme Court finds itself in a piquant situation where a high court has ruled against it.
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  • News Source: The Hindustan Times | 2 months ago
    Hearing the case, first to be heard by a high court involving the Supreme Court, Justice S. Ravindra Bhat said “the CJI is a public authority under the RTI Act and is covered under the provisions of the Act”. Jurists led by three former Chief...
  • News Source: Telegraph India | 3 months ago
    New Delhi, Sept. 2: Delhi High Court today said the office of the Chief Justice of India was a “public authority” under the transparency law and would have to disclose any information it holds, including judges’ assets, except maybe for their...
  • News Source: Indian Express | 3 months ago
    Whenever I enter the courtroom, I do so with the deep sense that, as I sit at trial, I stand on trial,” Justice S Ravindra Bhatt of the Delhi High Court said on Wednesday, ruling that the Chief Justice of India was a “public authority” obliged to...
  • News Source: Daily News & Analysis | 3 months ago
    Rakesh Bhatnagar / DNA Thursday, September 3, 2009 2:56 IST New Delhi: Thanks to its earlier timidity on the disclosure of judges' assets, the Supreme Court finds itself in a piquant situation where a high court has ruled against it.
  • News Source: Hindu | 3 months ago
    The CJI is a public authority under the RTI Act and the CJI holds the information pertaining to asset declarations in his capacity as Chief Justice; that office is a ‘public authority’ under the Act and is covered by its provisions.
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