Public Documents as 3rd party documents under the RTI Act

CA Nikita , Last updated: 02 October 2007  
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How can Public Documents under the Indian Evidence Act be treated as 3rd party documents under the RTI Act to deny its access-Rajib Gupta I was always under the impression that the laws are made to infuse discipline serve the ends of justice the underlying principle is Public interest but then my

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