Writ jurisdiction curtailed: amended constitutional provisions limit High Court relief and require departmental review of pending petitions. Constitutional amendments have narrowed High Court writ jurisdiction, requiring petitioners to show a fundamental-rights breach, substantial injury from a contravention of constitutional or statutory provisions, or an illegality causing substantial failure of justice; specific statutory remedies (such as an appeal or reference) will ordinarily preclude Article-based writ relief while interim orders in revenue matters may be denied in exceptional public-interest or large-scale evasion cases, and pending petitions and interim orders must be reviewed and, where appropriate, the department should move courts to secure dismissal or final orders.