#Rajasthan Land Revenue Act 1956

Rajasthan High Court upholds eviction notices for unauthorized religious structures near the Indo-Pak border, ruling that national security concerns override procedural objections under writ jurisdiction. The judgment reinforces that land revenue and colonization laws prevail in sensitive border zones, limiting constitutional remedies for affected parties.

Rajasthan High Court ruled that continued detention of an HIV-positive individual for 53 days, despite a suspension order under the Rajasthan Land Revenue Act, violates Article 21. The Court held the Tehsildar personally liable for ₹2,00,000 compensation, reinforcing that illegal detention constitutes a constitutional tort with accountability for erring officials.