RE: [HumJanenge] CIC's SLP papers being sold at Euro.100 per copy

Agreed. but what is the harm in retaining the decisions intact on-line, in addition to this, when they r already available on website?  Rather, deleting them in phased manner on quarterly basis involves extra efforts but maintaining status quo for old decisions will be effortless. --- On Wed, 2/2/11, KRANTIKUMAR DHARMADHIKARY <krdharma@hotmail.com> wrote: From: KRANTIKUMAR DHARMADHIKARY <krdharma@hotmail.com> Subject: RE: [HumJanenge] CIC's SLP papers being sold at Euro.100 per copy To: "Humjanege" <humjanenge@googlegroups.com> Date: Wednesday, 2 February, 2011, 8:22 PM Dear Sir, All the SC/HC cases are recorded and record is Published by All India Reporter Nagpur.I am sure some other agencies are their in all most all the a .States It is not difficult to keep these records also,at State/Centre. Col Dharma From: j_nc@hotmail.com To: humjanenge@googlegroups.com Subject: RE: [HumJanenge] CIC's SLP papers being sold at Euro.100 per copy Date: Wed, 2 Feb 2011 11:48:50 +0000 Dear sir      It is verygood step. In my opinion,we all should write such letters to CIC and records should not be destroyed. Records can be collected in the form of a book and published by CIC office. They can then be sold at reasonable price like  any other publication. Dr N C Jain 2-2-11   Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2011 23:57:04 +0530 Subject: [HumJanenge] CIC's SLP papers being sold at Euro.100 per copy From: sroy.mb@gmail.com To: humjanenge@googlegroups.com To: The Chief Information Commissioner of India August Kranti Bhawan, Bhikaji Cama Place New Delhi 2, Feb 2011 Kind Attn: Mr Satyanand Mishra Respected Sir, I beg to inform you about the downside / inherent dangers of the CIC's recent decision to weed out / destroy its old case records. I was shocked to see that important/landmark CIC decisions of year 2006 which have been deleted from the CIC's records and which are no longer accessible on either of the CIC's websites, are being sold by private legal publishers at Euro 100 per decision. I refer in particular to the CIC decision in "Appeal No. 10/1/2005-CIC" titled as "ER. SARBAJIT ROY v. DELHI DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY." which is now before the Supreme Court in SLP jurisdiction. One of the websites selling this otherwise unavailable landmark decision is at URL [http://www.ejurix.in/Cases/CIC/CIC-NA/99Mon9999%20(GJX)%200102%20CIC.htm] Clearly, the implications of the CIC's new weeding out policy, which incidentally also transgress provisions of the "Public Records Act" is anti-citizen and has not been carefully thought out, and it requires public consultation before the Intellectual Property rights to CIC "judgments" are sold off / gifted away to private persons to fulfill the State's mandate. I would be obliged if this matter is examined before the weeding out policy is fully implemented. Yours faithfully Sarbajit Roy B-59 Defence Colony New Delhi 110024