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Section 2: Definitions

The Uttarakhand High court right to information rulesState Rules of Uttarakhand · 2005

In these Rules, unless the context otherwise requires.

(a) ‘Act’ means the Right to Information Act, 2005

(b) ‘Chief Justice’ means the Chief Justice of the High Court of Uttarakhand.

(c) ‘State Public Information Officer’ 2{with reference to High Court} means such Officer or Authority of the High Court as would be designated by the Chief Justice by a separate order 3{ and with reference to Subordinate Court means such officer or authority as designated by the District Judge by a separated order}.

(d) 4{State Assistant Public Information Officer with reference to Subordinate Court means the officer appointed at Outlying Courts by the District Judge to discharge function under Section 5(2)}

(e) ‘Subordinate Courts’ means and includes all Civil, Criminal and other courts in the State of Uttarakhand, which are subordinate to, or under the control and supervision of the 5{High Court}.

6{(f) Appellate Authority with reference to High Court mean such officer as may be designated by the Chief Justice by a separate order and the Appellate Authority with reference to subordinate courts shall be the District Judge or any judicial officer, as designated by District judge by a separate order.} 1 Published in Uttarakhand Gazettee (Ordinary) Bhag 1, Khand-Ka, p.291, dated 19th September, 2009 2 Inserted by not. no. 264/UHC/Admin.B dated: 29/03/2010 3 Inserted by not. no. 264/UHC/Admin.B dated: 29/03/2010 4 Substituted by not. no. 264/UHC/Admin.B dated: 29/03/2010 5 Substituted by not. no. 264/UHC/Admin.B dated: 29/03/2010 6 Inserted by Not. no. 264/UHC/Admin.B dated: 29/03/2010

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ActThe Uttarakhand High court right to information rules
Section2
Marginal noteDefinitions
JurisdictionState of Uttarakhand
StatusIn force as published by the source

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