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Section 5: Procedure regarding inspection of documents

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

The applicant shall not cause any hindrance to the office work and shall cooperate with the staff and complete the inspection as soon as possible.

The applicant shall abide the rules of inspection and shall not use or possess pen, ink or eraser with him.

The 12{State} Public Information Officer concerned shall have the right to fix the time and date of the inspection according to administrative convenience and his decision shall be final.

13{6. Information shall be provided in the form of certified copies:-

(1) Information shall be provided in question answer form certified to be true by the State Public Information Officer and documents or records shall be provided in the form of certified copies, certified to be true by the State Public Information Officer as per the request of the applicant.

7 Renumber by not. no. 264/UHC/Admin.B dated: 29/03/2010 8 Inserted by not. no. 264/UHC/Admin.B dated: 29/03/2010 9 Substituted by not. no. 264/UHC/Admin.B dated: 29/03/2010 10 Inserted by not. no. 264/UHC/Admin.B dated: 29/03/2010 11 Inserted by not. no. 264/UHC/Admin.B dated: 29/03/2010 12 Inserted by not. no. 264/UHC/Admin.B dated: 29/03/2010 13 Substituted by not. no. 264/UHC/Admin.B dated: 29/03/2010

(2) State Public Information Officer shall not be liable to provide any information, which can be obtained under the provision of the Rules of the Court, 1952 in case of High Court and under General Rules (Civil/Criminal) in case of subordinate Court. Such information may be obtained by adhering to the prescribed procedure and payment of fees prescribed in the Rules of the Court, 1952, or General Rules (Civil/Criminal), as the case may be.}

Where this provision sits

ActThe Uttarakhand High court right to information rules
Section5
Marginal noteProcedure regarding inspection of documents
JurisdictionState of Uttarakhand
StatusIn force as published by the source

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