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+{{htmlmetatags>metatag-keywords=(rti case law download,quotable rti rulings,ready to cite snippets,rti first appeal citations download,rti case summaries pdf,rti ratio download)&metatag-description=(Download ready-to-cite RTI rulings — 40 landmark Supreme Court, High Court and CIC ratios as 2-line blocks. Plain-text, JSON, CSV, and printable A4 HTML. Free, for use in First Appeal / Second Appeal filings.)}}
+====== Download ready-to-cite RTI rulings ======
+**Drop into any First Appeal, Second Appeal, writ petition, or PIO order. 40 landmark RTI rulings formatted as 2-line quotable blocks — case-name + citation on line one, editorial-compressed ratio on line two, URL for verification on line three. Four formats: plain-text, JSON, CSV, printable A4 HTML. Free, no login, no tracking.**
+===== Downloads =====
+  * **Plain text** (copy into Word / any editor): [[https://righttoinformation.wiki/_media/cases-quotable.txt|cases-quotable.txt]]
+  * **JSON** (for tools / APIs): [[https://righttoinformation.wiki/_media/cases-quotable.json|cases-quotable.json]]
+  * **CSV** (for Excel / Google Sheets): [[https://righttoinformation.wiki/_media/cases-quotable.csv|cases-quotable.csv]]
+  * **Printable A4 HTML** (print as PDF): [[https://righttoinformation.wiki/_media/cases-quotable.html|cases-quotable.html]]
+===== What's in it =====
+Each snippet carries:
+  * **Case name** in the format ''Petitioner v. Respondent & Ors.''
+  * **Citation** (e.g., ''(2011) 8 SCC 497'')
+  * **Court** and **year**
+  * **Editorial ratio** — a one-to-two-line compression of the binding legal proposition, suitable for direct insertion into a reasoned order or appeal memo
+  * **URL** back to RTI Wiki for the full editorial summary
+===== Example snippet =====
+<code>
+. CBSE v. Aditya Bandopadhyay & Ors., (2011) 8 SCC 497
+   Examiner–examinee is NOT a fiduciary relationship; answer sheets
+   accessible under RTI.
+   → https://righttoinformation.wiki/cases/cbse-v-aditya-bandopadhyay-2011-sc
+</code>
+===== How RTI practitioners use this =====
+  * **PIOs** drafting §7(8)(i) reasoned rejections — drop the 2-line quotable block into the order to anchor the Section cited
+  * **FAAs** drafting §19 speaking orders — cite named precedents from this curated list to strengthen the decision
+  * **Applicants** filing First or Second Appeal — counter-cite landmark rulings that favour disclosure
+  * **Advocates** preparing writs — build a case-law appendix from this list
+  * **Researchers** — use the JSON/CSV for bulk analysis of RTI case-law patterns
+===== Refreshed =====
+Updated whenever the case-law corpus grows. Check the [[:whats-new|What's new]] page for latest additions.
+===== Caveat =====
+Each ratio is an **editorial compression** of the reported judgment. Before citing in any formal filing, **verify against the full reported decision**. RTI Wiki does not warrant legal correctness for any specific dispute.
+===== Related =====
+  * **[[:cases|Case-Law Database]]** — full 210+ ruling corpus
+  * **[[:cases:search|Case-law search]]** — filter by section, court, year
+  * **[[:tools:citation-formatter|Case Citation Formatter]]** — for your own rulings
+  * **[[:_media:cases-corpus.csv|Full corpus CSV]]** — all 210 cases, not just landmarks
+  * **[[:_media:cases-rss.xml|RSS feed]]** — get notified of new additions
+~~NOCACHE~~
+//Last reviewed: 22 April 2026.//
+{{tag>download quotable case-law landmark first-appeal second-appeal}}

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