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PRAMOD KUMAR SON OF SHRI MAHESH CHAND, VS STATE OF RAJASTHAN

02 Sep 2026Source: Rajasthan High Court — Recent Reportable JudgmentsRajasthan High Court reportable judgment1 min read3 reads / 30d
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Rajasthan High Court reportable judgment: PRAMOD KUMAR SON OF SHRI MAHESH CHAND, VS STATE OF RAJASTHAN. Case: CRLMP / 4993 / 2023. Judgment dated 02 Sep 2026. The Court addressed deficiencies in scanning and uploading case records that obstructed paperless he…

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Case No.CRLMP / 4993 / 2023
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The Rajasthan High Court addressed deficiencies in scanning and uploading case records that obstructed paperless hearings. The Court emphasized that complete and timely digitization is essential and directed that accountability must be fixed for scanning, bookmarking, indexing, and uploading every document. Additionally, it recommended amending the Standing Order dated 02.11.2020 to cover all jurisdictions.

Issues before the Court

  • Deficiencies in scanning and uploading case records obstructing paperless hearings

Court held

The Court directed that accountability must be fixed for scanning, bookmarking, indexing, and uploading every document, and that the Registrar (Judicial) place an amended Standing Order covering all jurisdictions before the Chief Justice.

Ratio / legal principle

Complete and timely digitization is essential for effective paperless justice.

Key points

  • Deficiencies in scanning and uploading case records obstructed paperless hearings.
  • Complete and timely digitization is essential for effective paperless justice.
  • Accountability must be fixed for scanning, bookmarking, indexing, and uploading every document.
  • The 02.11.2020 Standing Order, previously confined to criminal matters, required amendment to cover all jurisdictions.
  • The Registrar (Judicial) was directed to place the amended Standing Order before the Chief Justice.

Why it matters

This ruling highlights administrative and technological requirements for paperless court proceedings, emphasizing institutional accountability in digitizing and managing judicial records across jurisdictions.

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Rajasthan High CourtPaperless HearingsDigitizationScanning and UploadingStanding Order
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Rajasthan High Court reportable judgment: PRAMOD KUMAR SON OF SHRI MAHESH CHAND, VS STATE OF RAJASTHAN. Case: CRLMP / 4993 / 2023. Judgment dated 02 Sep 2026. The Court addressed deficiencies in scanning and uploading case records that obstructed paperless hearings. HELD- Complete and timely digitization is essential for effective paperless justice; accountability must be fixed for scanning, bookmarking, indexing and uploading every document. The 02.11.2020 Standing Order,…

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The Court addressed deficiencies in scanning and uploading case records that obstructed paperless hearings. HELD- Complete and timely digitization is essential for effective paperless justice; accountability must be fixed for scanning, bookmarking, indexing and uploading every document. The 02.11.2020 Standing Order, confined to criminal matters, required amendment to cover all jurisdictions. Registrar (Judicial) directed to place amended Standing Order before the Chief Justice. 3

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