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A Rajasthan HC Division Bench directed the State to immediately clear encroachments on nalas and catchment areas feeding the Ramgarh lake, Kukas dam, and Nevta dam, ahead of monsoon.
Granting bail to an NDPS accused, Justice Anoop Kumar Dhand raised a jurisdictional question on whether a Judicial Magistrate can hear bail applications when Special Courts are constituted under the NDPS Act.
The Rajasthan High Court directed suspension of two revenue officers at Nadoti, Karauli, after they admitted in open court that encroachments remained despite repeated removal orders.
The Rajasthan High Court has directed the State to explain why surveillance cameras at Ajmer Central Jail were found inoperative or hazy during a recent incident, and why the responsible officer failed to report the lapse.
The Rajasthan High Court suspended the cricket body's Ad-hoc Committee and placed an Additional Chief Secretary in charge after repeated failures to hold elections despite court directions.
The Rajasthan High Court dismissed an appeal against a Section 53 notice, holding that a vehicle registered in Madhya Pradesh must still meet Rajasthan's statutory norms to ply there.
The Jaipur Bench, monitoring compliance with Supreme Court directions on stray dogs, ordered affidavits from the State, Union of India and Animal Welfare Board of India, clarifying the order covers all of Rajasthan.
Jodhpur Bench of the Rajasthan High Court rejects the State's public-utility defence for a road laid on land recorded as Gair Mumkin Nadi, asking for an expert feasibility report on elevating the structure.
Justice Sudesh Bansal dismissed a challenge to Ritu Banawat's 2023 Bayana assembly win, finding no substantial defect in her Form-26 affidavit, but penalised her for evading court summons for ten months.
The Rajasthan High Court upheld an Armed Forces Tribunal direction to revise pension of a retired Master Warrant Officer from 01.01.1996, rejecting the government's retrospectivity and delay arguments.
The Rajasthan High Court held that summoning a school principal and Class-I admission record was essential to determine the prosecutrix's correct date of birth in a POCSO trial.
The Rajasthan High Court at Jodhpur set aside a Sessions Court order and directed release of a 12-bore rifle seized from a retired army man, citing licence renewal urgency and risk of firearm deterioration.
The Rajasthan High Court at Jodhpur ordered the Superintendent of Police and SHO, Kotdi to act within 15 days to restore possession of a mortgaged property to Roha Housing Finance after borrowers broke back in.
A Rajasthan High Court Division Bench set aside a Single Judge remand, ruling that a Commission of Inquiry report cannot revive a land dispute settled by a revenue court in 1978.
The Rajasthan High Court at Jaipur released four accused in a cyber-fraud FIR on bail, attaching twelve conditions covering digital assets, VPN use, and device disclosure.
The Rajasthan High Court dismissed a writ petition challenging ward delimitation of Nagar Palika Todabhim, holding that Section 9 of the Rajasthan Municipalities Act, 2009 mandates population as the basis for ward division, not the number of registered voters.
A Division Bench at Jodhpur reversed a Single Judge's order that had quashed an Indian Air Force transfer signal, holding that the posting policy is merely administrative guidance and creates no enforceable right.
A Jodhpur liquor vend licensee won interim relief from a Division Bench after the District Excise Officer's affidavit confirmed the relocation stayed within the same cluster under excise policy.
The Rajasthan High Court found the RCSAT Registrar's affidavit unsatisfactory and directed the Secretary, Department of Personnel to enquire whether a clerk was made a scapegoat.
A Division Bench of the Rajasthan High Court held that an ex-serviceman's disability pension arrears must run from 19 August 1980, when pension was unlawfully stopped, not from the 2019 medical board date fixed by the Armed Forces Tribunal.
The Rajasthan High Court set aside the cancellation of a compassionate appointment made solely on the basis of a Rs. 100 fine under the Rajasthan Public Gambling Ordinance, holding the offence does not involve moral turpitude.
A Division Bench at Jodhpur suspended the sentence of a murder convict whose severe neurological disorder, cardiac history, and repeated prior interim releases on medical grounds made continued incarceration unjustifiable.
The Jodhpur Bench held that a Magistrate who disagrees with a negative Final Report must record cogent reasons; mere reliance on a protest petition will not suffice.
The Rajasthan High Court found the ACB failed to communicate grounds of arrest to Dr. Mahesh Joshi in writing, but held habeas corpus could not lie once multiple judicial remand orders had been passed.
