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Section 3: Request for furnishing information

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

7{1} Any request for obtaining information shall be made in the prescribed form accompanied with a fee of Rs. 10/- paid by way of adhesive Court fee stamps and the complete address of the applicant for communication. The application for information shall be submitted to the State Public Information Officer or the State Assistant Public Information Officer, as the case may be in the normal office working hours.

8{(2) Where information is available in electronic form and is to be supplied or asked in electronic for e.g. floppy, CD etc. then the applicant shall be charged a sum of Rs. 50/- per floppy/CD through cash, draft or by way of postal order or adhesive court fee stamp.

(3) No fee and charges shall be payable by a person belonging to below poverty line (B.P.L), provided that such person encloses with the application a certified copy of the below poverty line card or a certificate issued in that behalf by the concerned District Magistrate or the Sub Divisional Officer of the concerned sub division.}

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ActThe Uttarakhand High court right to information rules
Section3
Marginal noteRequest for furnishing information
JurisdictionState of Uttarakhand
StatusIn force as published by the source

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