Advocate, Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur

Your Advocate
At Rajasthan’s
Highest Court.

Prakash Thakuriya appears before the Rajasthan High Court and all subordinate courts, bringing thorough preparation and principled advocacy to every civil, criminal, constitutional and family matter.

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25+ Years at the Bar
Civil · Criminal · Constitutional
Urgent Matters Handled
Practice Areas

Expert Advocacy
Across All Courts

From the Rajasthan High Court to District and Sessions Courts, thorough preparation and principled representation across a full range of civil, criminal and constitutional matters.

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Civil & Property Law

Property title disputes, partition suits, injunctions, recovery actions and contract enforcement before High Court and civil courts.

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Criminal Defence

Bail, anticipatory bail, quashing of FIR, criminal appeals and revisions across Sessions Courts and the Rajasthan High Court.

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Family & Matrimonial

Divorce, maintenance, child custody, DV Act proceedings and matrimonial disputes before Family Courts and the High Court.

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Constitutional & Writs

Writ petitions under Articles 226 and 227, fundamental rights enforcement, PILs and stay applications before Rajasthan High Court.

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Revenue & Land Law

Land acquisition, mutation disputes, agricultural land records and Revenue Court appeals under the Rajasthan Land Revenue Act.

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Service Law

Government service disputes, wrongful dismissal, departmental enquiries, seniority matters and pension claims before CAT and High Court.

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Consumer & Commercial

Consumer disputes before SCDRC and NCDRC, insurance claims, NI Act cheque cases, banking matters and commercial disputes.

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Arbitration & Mediation

Domestic arbitration under the Arbitration Act 1996, challenge and enforcement of awards, Lok Adalat and court-referred mediation.

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25+
Years at the Bar
8
Practice Areas
500+
Matters Handled
100%
Direct Advocacy
Advocate Prakash Thakuriya, Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur
About

Principled Advocacy.
Every Brief.

Prakash Thakuriya is a practising advocate enrolled with the Bar Council of Rajasthan, with a chamber at the Rajasthan High Court, Jaipur Bench. His practice spans civil disputes, criminal matters, constitutional petitions, family law, revenue and land disputes, service law and arbitration.

Clients choose to instruct Prakash Thakuriya for the quality of his preparation, the clarity of his advice and his commitment to prosecuting their cases with rigour, regardless of the complexity or scale of the matter.

  • Enrolled with the Bar Council of Rajasthan
  • Chamber No. 32, 'B' Block, Ambedkar Bhawan, Rajasthan High Court
  • Practising across 8 distinct areas of law
  • Clients receive direct advocacy, not delegated to juniors
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How It Works

From First Call
to Court Representation

01

Initial Consultation

Call or send an enquiry to arrange a consultation. Explain your matter briefly. All discussions are treated in strict confidence from the outset, no obligation, no charge for the initial call.

02

Case Assessment

Documents are reviewed, the legal position is assessed, and you receive an honest opinion on the merits and recommended course of action. No overpromising, just clear, direct advice on prospects.

03

Active Representation

Once instructed, thorough preparation begins immediately. You receive regular updates and have direct access to Prakash Thakuriya at every stage, from the first hearing through to conclusion.

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Client Testimonials

What Clients Say

Mr. Thakuriya handled our property dispute with exceptional thoroughness. He reviewed revenue records going back decades and built an argument that was difficult to counter. We prevailed at the High Court after a lengthy matter.

Rajesh Sharma
Civil & Property Dispute, Jaipur

When my son was arrested, we were panicking. Mr. Thakuriya filed the bail application within hours, explained every step clearly, and secured his release the next morning. His calmness and preparation made a desperate situation manageable.

Client (name withheld)
Criminal Defence, Anticipatory Bail

I instructed Mr. Thakuriya for my divorce and maintenance matter. He was direct about the legal position from day one, kept me fully informed throughout, and the matter resolved much faster than I had expected. Highly professional.

Client (name withheld)
Family Law, Divorce & Maintenance
Why Instruct

Counsel You Can
Depend Upon

01

Thorough Preparation

Every matter is researched and prepared with care before the first hearing. Arguments are built on solid legal foundation, anticipating counter-positions and preparing responses in advance.

02

Direct Access

Clients speak directly with Prakash Thakuriya, not a junior or associate. You receive clear advice on the merits of your matter, honest assessments of prospects, and regular updates throughout.

03

Court Familiarity

Extensive practice at Rajasthan High Court and subordinate courts builds procedural knowledge and advocacy credibility, which translates directly into more effective representation at every stage.

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Criminal Law
Anticipatory Bail in Rajasthan: Your Rights Under Section 482 BNSS

If an FIR has been registered or an arrest is anticipated, anticipatory bail can protect your liberty before any arrest is made. This guide explains what courts consider, when to apply, and how the process works.

3 May 2026 · 8 min read Read
Property Law
Property Title Disputes in Rajasthan: How Courts Establish Ownership

When multiple parties claim ownership of the same land, the court examines sale deeds, revenue records and possession history going back decades. Here is how title is established and disputed.

25 Apr 2026 · 6 min read Read
Constitutional Law
Writ Petitions Under Article 226: When to Approach Rajasthan High Court

Article 226 gives the High Court extraordinary power to issue writs against any authority in Rajasthan. This article explains when a writ petition is the right remedy and what courts require to grant relief.

18 Apr 2026 · 7 min read Read

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