In one line: Section 8 lists 10 exemption grounds (a)-(j) that a PIO can invoke to refuse. It is the most contested clause of the Act — over 60 percent of RTI refusals cite Section 8, and 80 percent o…
…t is the entitlement; Section 6 is the procedure; Section 8 the exceptions. The right vests in 'citizens' — read with the Citizenship Act, 1955. 'Subject to the provisions of this Act' means bounded b…
…tion under 4(1)(b)(xiii) must respect the amended Section 8(1)(j) privacy test. Anjali Bhardwaj v. Union of India, (2020) 11 SCC 345 — SC directions on Commission oversight of Section 4 implementation…
…2025 — Section 6 itself unchanged; interacts with Section 8(1)(j) amendment. | Section 6 has never been amended since enactment. Every attempted dilution (including the 2015 Lokpal Rules consultation)…
…hed works not in government domain. Overlaps with Section 8(1)(d) commercial confidence; Section 9 is narrower. No amendments. ICAI v. Shaunak H. Satya, (2011) 8 SCC 781 — limited copyright recognitio…
… Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 substitution of Section 8(1)(j), and the 2019 amendments to Sections 13, 16 and 27. Each section links to its leading judicial interpretation. {{ :social:auto:act.png?direct&12…
… is non-speaking in that it does not cite any sub-clause of Section 8 or Section 9, does not apply the exemption to the facts, and does not consider severance under Section 10 or the Section 8(2) public interest override…
…closed with names redacted where privacy genuinely attracts Section 8(1)(j). It is the anti-blanket-refusal clause. CBSE and Anr. v. Aditya Bandopadhyay, (2011) 8 SCC 497 — implicitly endorsed severance as the default mo…
{{ :social:auto:act-section-18.png?direct&1200 |Section 18 — Complaints to the Information Commission}} {{page>snippets:dpdp-banner}} In one line: Section 18 gives any person the right to com…