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Rajasthan High Court dismisses writ challenge to a trial court order appointing an Advocate Commissioner to inspect disputed abadi plot, holding such exercise aids effective interlocutory adjudication.
The Rajasthan High Court has deprecated the Forest Department's failure to even maintain a file in a suo motu case on domesticated elephant welfare pending since 2020.
The Rajasthan High Court has directed the Director of Animal Husbandry to appear in person and file an affidavit explaining steps taken to protect the camel, Rajasthan's State Animal, whose population has fallen from 15 lakh to 1.5 lakh.
The Rajasthan High Court at Jaipur has issued returnable notice after a law student's complaint against college conduct went unaddressed, despite a Bar Council of India directive requiring every law college to maintain a Student Grievance Redressal Committee.
Justice Ravi Chirania dismissed bail applications of 17 foreign medical graduates arrested for using fraudulent FMGE clearance certificates to begin internships in Rajasthan hospitals.
AU Small Finance Bank contends that police assistance under Section 14 of the SARFAESI Act is a judicial function, and no charges are leviable without statutory backing under Rajasthan law.
The High Court of Judicature for Rajasthan at Jodhpur dismissed an Article 227 petition by tenants who challenged the Rent Tribunal's decision allowing a landlord to amend eviction pleadings and exhibit documents already on record.
The Rajasthan High Court has directed its Registry to stop registering petitions as 'Criminal Writ Petitions', holding that no such category exists in the Constitution.
The Jodhpur bench granted bail to a 24-year-old accused of morphing a minor victim's photograph and uploading it online, imposing a three-year social media ban as a condition.
The Rajasthan High Court directed state authorities to explain why they failed to act on their own orders of October 2025 addressing poisonous water discharge by illegal dyeing and printing units in Jodhpur housing colonies.
A Division Bench at Jaipur directed State authorities to inspect Saras, Amul, Mother Dairy and other milk sellers amid concerns over urea-laced animal feed and unsafe pesticide deaths.
A Division Bench at Jaipur dismissed a Special Appeal challenging an RRVUNL appointment, holding that candidates allegedly appointed with lesser merit were necessary parties who had to be impleaded.
A Division Bench at Jaipur finds prima facie merit in farmers' claims that Makka, Bajra, Moong and Chana crops are not being purchased at Minimum Support Price.
The Rajasthan High Court dismissed a criminal revision by a juvenile confined in an observation home, finding a serious lacuna in police conduct and upholding the cognizance order against him.
Blaming the complainant's greed for enabling the fraud, Justice Ravi Chirania dismissed two bail applications and directed Dausa police to recover investigation costs from the victim.
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.
