Know before the clerk calls.
Live case tracking through eCourts. Next date, stage, orders and transfers — across district courts and tribunals including ITAT and NCLT.
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Evidence
Orders
The next date moved. The order was uploaded mid-week. The matter was transferred to another court. You found out later, from someone else.
Track by CNR or case details
Enter the CNR number, or the case and court details if that is what you have. Case Status pulls the matter and keeps it live from there.
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Evidence
Orders
The two things you actually need, first
The next hearing date and the current stage sit at the top of the matter, before anything else — because most of the time that is all you opened it to check.
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Evidence
Every order, with its date, downloadable
The full order history for the matter, dated and in sequence, each one downloadable as soon as it is uploaded.
Orders
District courts and tribunals, including ITAT and NCLT
Tracking is not limited to one forum. District courts and the tribunals that sit alongside them, including ITAT and NCLT, are covered the same way.
Across forums
- District CourtsTracked
- ITATTracked
- NCLTTracked
District courts plus ITAT and NCLT.
What it draws on.
eCourts
What it does not do.
These are the limits as they stand today. If one of them is a problem for the way you work, it is better to know before the evaluation than during it.
It shows what eCourts publishes
Where a court has not yet uploaded an order, it will not appear here either. Case Status reflects the record, not what happened in the courtroom ahead of the upload.
It does not file anything
Tracking a matter and filing into it are different things. Case Status does the former only.
It does not give you judgments or find precedent
The judgment document is Judgments; finding the precedent that fits your facts is Case Law. Case Status tracks the matter, not the case law around it.