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About eCourts
eCourts brings the case records of district courts and high courts across India into one searchable place. Case status, next hearing dates, cause lists, orders and judgments can all be looked up by case number, party name or advocate.
Lawyers and their clerks use it every single working day to see where a matter stands, and litigants use it to follow their own case without going to the court complex. Load rises in the morning before hearings and when cause lists for the next day are published.
Live reports
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If eCourts isn't working
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Use the CNR number to search The CNR number opens a specific case most reliably. Keep it ready rather than searching only by party name.
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Try the services portal directly Case status, orders and cause lists are on the eCourts services portal. If the main site is slow, open the services portal directly.
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Wait and retry If the portal is under load or maintenance, wait a few minutes and retry rather than reloading constantly.
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Check your connection Switch between Wi-Fi and mobile data and reload if the page is timing out.
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Check the live status above If many people are reporting eCourts right now, it is a wider problem and not just you.
Other ways to access eCourts
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Use the eCourts Services mobile app The eCourts Services app can show case status and cause lists when the website is busy.
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Check the specific High Court site For High Court cases, that court's own services page may work when the national portal is slow.
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Ask your advocate For an urgent case update, your advocate usually has the latest status directly from the court.
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Try later if it is under maintenance If the portal is under maintenance, it returns after the window, so check again a little later.
Questions
Need to contact eCourts? See the verified eCourts helpline and customer care numbers with support hours.
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