I am doubtful of getting response for RTI from a Third party's transactions, as that amount to invasion on privacy in no way related to larger public interest.
Still, you may attempt to file application to CPIO,ITO as it costs Rs.10/- RTI fee and Rs.22/- Registration expenses and it is not an investment at all if compared with property involved in dispute. A format is being provided for your ready information. RTI experts always advise for filing of RTI Application, seeking any information, and if PIO provides it , well and good but if he denies, first appeal can be made and the maximum expenses may not exceed Rs.100/- in all till second appeal. ITO may change but files remain permanent records as affidavit is on record. But try.
3.You have to defend only in this case, and contact local advocate who is sincere and dependable.
Application dt....seeking information under RTI Act, before
CPIO, Income tax officer, Ward No.........with
RTI fee: Indian Postal Order No..for Rs.10/- fvg.Accounts officer, ITO payable at...
Applicant:.........................
Brief facts: PAN NO...........Name of Assessee..................Affidavit filed by................
Information only on specific issue of property matter and is not invasion on privacy as applicant is not seeking any information on her financial matters and only on one issue of dispute of family property, in which applicant is also a legal heir and complaint and as such Sec.8 exemption may not be relevant for denying information.
Information solicited:
1)Please provide certified copy of affidavit filed by Assessee stating that she is not interested in property No........
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Place
Date............................Applicant.
(Please send application by Regd., post , preserve IPO counterfoil and postal receipt duly pasted on copy of your application for further appeal)
(Avoid questioning/interrogating and always commence query with "Please provide certified copy of ......
