RTI - Missing public records - In view of the clear direction ...

Indian Laws

September 25, 2015

RTI - Missing public records - In view of the clear direction issued by the Second Appellate Authority, they were bound to set criminal law in motion as the documents could not be traced within the stipulated time. - HC

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RTI - Missing public records - In view of the clear direction ...

Indian Laws

September 25, 2015

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