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Justice Vinod Kumar Bharwani held that the Returning Officer and Election Commission of India are necessary parties given contradictory figures for rejected postal ballots issued on the same date.
A Division Bench of the Rajasthan High Court found that two suspension extension orders against an IRS officer were arbitrary, malicious in law, and designed to block his promotion during a departmental promotion committee.
Justice Anoop Kumar Dhand quashed a Special Court's rejection of a supurdagi application, holding that a vehicle owner not charge-sheeted in an NDPS case is entitled to interim custody of the seized vehicle.
A Jodhpur resident's PIL sought a sweeping survey, slaughter restrictions, and licence cancellations; the Division Bench found the municipal regulatory framework already adequate.
A Division Bench at Jaipur directed JDA's counsel to file a response explaining why cement concrete drain channels near Ambawadi, recommended by NEERI, have not been constructed.
The Rajasthan High Court set aside a Special POCSO Court's order directing recovery of Rs. 3 lakh compensation from a police inspector who was never issued notice before the adverse direction was passed.
The Rajasthan High Court set aside cognizance taken against a Station House Officer under Section 175 IPC, holding that non-production of a case diary due to non-communication of court orders cannot be treated as intentional omission.
Justice Anoop Kumar Dhand pressed the Rajasthan government to expedite finance approval for splitting police into investigation, law-and-order, and administration wings at twenty identified stations.
The Jodhpur Bench quashed charges framed under Section 305 IPC against two schoolteachers and a colleague, ruling that disciplinary conduct without positive incitement cannot constitute abetment.
Granting bail to an Audi car driver accused of a road stunt, the Rajasthan High Court directed the DGP to inquire into a Traffic CI's social-media reel-making conduct.
A former school principal's Section 138 NI Act prosecution is quashed after the court found he had resigned weeks before the cheque bore his signature.
The Rajasthan High Court at Jodhpur quashed a trial court order refusing police assistance for temple renovation, holding that courts carry an obligation to enforce their own injunctions.
Justice Baljinder Singh Sandhu quashed a six-year-old rape case at Jodhpur after finding the prosecutrix had voluntarily married the accused in 2020 and both now reside together with family acceptance.
The Rajasthan High Court dismissed petitions by candidates holding NET or SET in Sanskrit, ruling that subject-specific qualification in Vyakaran, Sahitya, or Samanya Sanskrit is mandatory under the Rules of 2022.
The Rajasthan High Court dismissed the special appeal of an MBBS aspirant who had failed to clear the course in fourteen years, rejecting his hardship plea on public interest grounds.
Justice Anoop Kumar Dhand quashed a CBI passport-fraud FIR after the writ petition that had directed the investigation was dismissed for non-compliance, eliminating the FIR's entire foundation.
National Insurance failed to summon the Guwahati licensing authority to verify the disputed licence; the Rajasthan High Court ruled that the insurer could not then presume the licence was fake.
The Rajasthan High Court held that a cheque-dishonour accused cannot be denied access to the original interpolated cheque and FSL report for cross-examination merely because the record sits before another court.
The Rajasthan High Court at Jodhpur held that solemnisation of marriage between two consenting adults is an intrinsic facet of Article 21 and directed authorities to permit the ceremony within the open air camp at Mandor.
A rusted, fallen live wire in village Javtari killed two people in 1991; Rajasthan High Court dismisses the electricity board's appeal and raises the award from Rs 40,330 to Rs 1,62,272.
A residential patta issued over Alwar green belt land under Master Plan 2031 was void from inception; the High Court dismissed the writ and directed action against officials who approved the conversion.
The Division Bench found affidavits filed by Nari Niketan and Balika Grah superintendents were mere template documents, not reflecting actual conditions at each facility.
A Division Bench at Jodhpur holds that a 75% disability from brain stroke does not fall within the eight enumerated categories of permanent total disability under the Rajasthan Compassionate Appointment Rules, 2023.
Justice Farjand Ali allowed the wife's transfer petition without issuing notice, holding that 330 km of repeated travel amounted to grave inconvenience warranting immediate forum change.
