Gone are the days when you had to visit court premises or hire a clerk just to check the status of your case. With digitization, the Indian judiciary now offers online access to case status across all courts—from the Supreme Court to district courts. This article will walk you through how to check your case status online in 2025 using official government portals.
You can check your case status online for:
| Court Level | Portal |
|---|---|
| Supreme Court | https://main.sci.gov.in |
| High Courts | Individual High Court websites |
| District & Taluka Courts | https://ecourts.gov.in or https://services.ecourts.gov.in |
The e-Courts portal is the most widely used and centralized system for District and Taluka Court cases in India.
Visit: https://ecourts.gov.in
Click on "District Court Services".
Select your State ? Choose District Court.
You will be redirected to the local court website.
Choose "Case Status" from the menu.
Search by:
CNR Number (Case number with unique ID)
Party Name (Petitioner or Respondent)
Filing Number
Advocate Name
Case Type and Year
If you're a petitioner named "________", enter your name in the party name field and search.
Visit: https://main.sci.gov.in
Click on "Case Status" in the top menu.
Search by:
Diary Number
Case Number
Party Name
Advocate on Record (AOR)
Each High Court has its own website. Example:
Delhi High Court: https://delhihighcourt.nic.in
Bombay High Court: https://bombayhighcourt.nic.in
Search by:
Case Number
Filing Number
Petitioner/Respondent Name
Advocate Name
You can download the eCourts Services App from Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
Track case status by CNR, party name, or advocate
Daily cause lists
Court orders and judgments
Push notifications for updates
CNR stands for Case Number Record. It’s a unique 16-digit alphanumeric code assigned to every case filed in India.
Example: ________
If you have this number, it’s the quickest way to get the status of your case online.
| Status Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pending | Case is still ongoing |
| Disposed | Case is concluded |
| Part-heard | Hearing has started, but not concluded |
| Adjourned | Hearing postponed to a future date |
| Listed | Case is listed for hearing on a specific date |
Make sure you enter correct spelling of party names.
Always check both petitioner and respondent name fields.
CNR number is the most accurate method.
Orders and judgments may take a few days to upload.
Whether you're a litigant, advocate, or someone just curious about a case, you can now check any case status online from the comfort of your home. Bookmark the e-Courts portal and install the eCourts app for real-time access to India’s digital justice system.
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