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RTI Act Won’t Prevail Over Supreme Court Rules!

The Registrar, Supreme Court of India vs R S Misra
Delhi HC
21/11/2017
W.P.(C) 3530/2011
About/from the judgment:
A Judge speaks through his judgments or orders passed by him. A Judge cannot be expected to give reasons other than those that have been enumerated in the judgment or order. If any party feels aggrieved by the order/judgment passed by a Judge, the remedy available to such a party is to challenge the same by a legally permissible mode.
No litigant can be allowed to seek information through an RTI application or a letter on the administrative side as to why and for what reasons the Judge had come to a particular decision or conclusion. A Judge is not bound to explain later on for what reasons he had come to such a conclusion.
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