Clarification of the effect of a High Court order dismissing a Criminal Revision Petition as binding precedent for subordinate courts

The Rajasthan High Court reaffirms that withdrawal of a writ petition due to a subsequent order does not require formal

The High Court of Rajasthan has reaffirmed that a civil writ petition may be dismissed for non-prosecution when the petitioner

When a writ petition is dismissed for non-prosecution and without adjudicating any question of law or fact, such an order

The High Court reaffirms that, where a tribunal’s order awarding monetary benefits has been executed and the decree marked satisfied,

Does the High Court’s dismissal reaffirm the settled principle that a workman must establish 240 days of service and raise

Court holds in the negative, affirming Rajasthan High Court precedents (Premkumari & Ors. and Sukhbhir Singh); binds tribunals under Article

High Court Reaffirms That Satisfaction of Relief and Express Withdrawal Renders a Writ Petition Infructuous, Binding on Subordinate Courts of

Upholding Existing Precedent in Public Employment Law as a Binding Authority   Summary Category Data Case Name CW/26780/2018 of BABLU

Yes – the High Court grants dismissal as withdrawn on joint prayer, upholding established practice, and allows a fresh petition

Yes – reaffirming that a Division Bench decision on an identical controversy is binding on Single-Judge Benches of the Rajasthan

Affirming the practice of consent disposals in service-related writs, the Rajasthan High Court allowed Ayurvedic doctors to remain on duty