AIIMS / PGI medical records — Delhi HC

AIIMS / PGI medical records — Delhi HC — RTI Wiki

Quick Reply: AIIMS is a public authority; patient's own treatment records fully accessible; third-party medical records §8[1][j] protected.

High Court of Delhi · 2020-01-01 · Citation awaited

AIIMS/PGI = §2(h); own treatment record fully accessible; third-party records §8(1)(j) protected.

Case details

Court High Court of Delhi
Decided 2020-01-01
Citation Citation awaited
Petitioner Patient / relative
Respondent AIIMS / PGI
RTI Act sections §2(h)
Outcome Partly allowed

Keep RTI Wiki Free for Every Citizen 🇮🇳

Hosting, servers, and content cost ₹50,000+ per month. Your support keeps this resource alive.

Donate Now

Outcome

AIIMS is a public authority; patient's own treatment records fully accessible; third-party medical records §8(1)(j) protected.

Ratio decidendi

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research (PGI) are public authorities under §2(h). A patient is entitled to their own complete medical record — admission, treatment, discharge, billing. Third-party patient data is §8(1)(j) protected.

Keywords

AIIMS, PGI, medical records, §2(h)

Similar cases in the corpus

These rulings have the closest editorial ratio to this case — computed by tf-idf cosine similarity over ratio, keywords and Act sections. Useful starting points if you are researching the same point of law.

Editorial summary, not a certified report. The ratio here is an editorial compression. Before citing this ruling in a PIO order, FAA speaking order, or any appellate filing, verify against the full reported decision. RTI Wiki is not a legal service.

Editorial summary · last reviewed 21 April 2026.

📱Test our Android app — free beta!Join Beta GroupYou'll receive the install link by email after joining.

Reader signal

Was this article useful?

Tap once if it helped you. These counters show other citizens which pages are worth reading.

- views