Ritvik Jha

Due to the continued spread of COVID-19, with no vaccine in sight, Rajasthan High Court issued an Order and Circular stating its decision to continue video conferencing to contain the spread of the virus.  Facts In perspective on the ongoing pandemic, the Rajasthan High Court delivered a circular stating that

Last month an order was passed allowing the Schools to collect 70 per cent of their fees, the order was in light of the school’s inability to maintain infrastructure. However, in a recent development, a Larger Bench put a stay on the said order. Facts of the Case A Division

In a recent development related to the lockdown relaxation process, Rajasthan HC has allowed Private schools to collect 70% of their fees in instalments. Earlier, the schools were prohibited from expelling students in case of failure on the part of their parents to pay their fees. Facts The Court was

  Brief Facts In a recent case of Lakshmi Roy v. Deepa, between a mother who is a lawyer and a grandparent seeking custody of a child, it was decided that the petitioner cannot simply claim custody by claiming the parent in question being a “lady lawyer” won’t be able

The Division Bench opined that the petitioner had a “legitimate expectation” of a similar opportunity being provided to those hoping to take the NEET as well. Facts A Bench of Justices Rajan Gupta and Karamjit Singh were considering the grievance of a student who did not apply for NEET 2020

In a recent Judgement, Rajasthan HC declared that the number of seats to be allocated to NRI quota will be dependent on the Institute in question. The aforementioned decision was taken after a dispute arose when a medical institute decreased the number of seats allocated to NRI quota. Facts In

The Jaipur bench stated that the Court cannot delay the judicial proceedings any more and has decided to resume functioning starting from yesterday (August 31). Facts The Jaipur Bench of the Rajasthan High Court has declared the reopening of physical hearings at the Court from August 31. Virtual hearings of

In an act of Compassion, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has accepted a student’s prayer seeking to incorporate her deceased biological mother’s name into her passport. In, pursuance of the same made a direction to the Passport Authority to affect the same. Facts of the Case  They had preferred

The Punjab and Haryana High Court has asked the Centre whether it can permit the import of refurbished ventilators, suggesting a review of the ban on import of these ventilators. Facts of the Case  Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the Punjab and Haryana High Court asked the Centre to examine whether

The move comes amidst the ongoing political crisis in the state, with Pilot and 18 MLA in total who are up in arms against the Whips move. The update brings a welcome relief to Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot and the Congress party. Facts of the Case  Earlier, both the