High Court of Rajasthan
9 judgments
Rao Shyam v. Rajasthan State
The court set aside murder convictions due to unreliable eyewitness testimony, emphasizing cautious evaluation of minor witnesses and proper identification procedures.
Jagdish v. Rajasthan State
The court upheld robbery convictions of appellants due to insufficient evidence for murder, acquitted one accused for lack of credible identification, and emphasized the necessity of reliable evidence for conviction.
Jagdish Prasad Saini v. Rajasthan State and Others
The Supreme Court held that gratuity and cash payment in lieu of leave form part of wages payable to employees of grant-in-aid educational institutions integrated into State service, directing the State and institution to pay dues with retrospective effect.
Rajasthan State v. Gurbachan Singh and Others
The Supreme Court restored the murder conviction of Gurbachan Singh under Section 302 read with Section 34 IPC, holding that he shared common intention with co-accused to cause death, overturning the High Court's acquittal.
Manoj Kumar Khokhar v. Rajasthan State and Others
The Supreme Court set aside the High Court's bail order in a murder case, emphasizing the need for judicious exercise of discretion considering the offence's gravity and risk of trial interference.
Neha Tyagi v. Lieutenant Colonel Deepak Tyagi
The Supreme Court upheld divorce granted on cruelty and desertion grounds but directed the respondent to pay maintenance for the minor child despite remarriage.
Neha Tyagi v. Lieutenant Colonel Deepak Tyagi
The Supreme Court upheld the divorce decree on cruelty and desertion and directed the respondent husband to pay maintenance to the appellant wife and minor son with salary deductions enforced by military authorities.
Harishankar Agrawal v. Rajasthan State
The Supreme Court allowed the appeal and set aside the cognizance against the appellant under the Prevention of Food Adulteration Rules, 1954, holding that only the duly nominated person can be proceeded against.
Rajasthan State v. Kiksura Ram
The Supreme Court upheld the High Court's acquittal of the accused in a murder case, ruling that appellate interference is unwarranted when the acquittal is based on possible and reasonable evaluation of evidence.