Based on the provided legal document, the key points are as follows:

• The case involves a writ restoration application filed by Bhanwar Lal Choudhary against the R.S.R.T.C. in the High Court of Rajasthan, decided on 06/01/2006 (!) .

• The petitioner’s counsel was absent on multiple occasions, including the dates 12/4/2006 and 15/4/2006, and the petitioner failed to provide a sufficient cause for these absences (!) .

• The only explanation given was that the counsel went for a short while on 12/4/2006 and did not review the cause list on 15/4/2006, which the court found insufficient to justify the absences (!) .

• The court held that failing to go through the cause list does not constitute a valid or sufficient cause for absence or for the restoration of proceedings (!) .

• Consequently, the court dismissed the restoration application, affirming that there was a lack of valid and sufficient cause for the petitioner’s absence (!) .

• The judgment emphasizes that the absence without a valid cause does not warrant restoration of proceedings, leading to the dismissal of the application (!) .

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