vakilsearch.Case Tracker
India’s simplest court case search

Track Your Court Case.
Without the Hassle.

Search any case across District Courts & High Courts of India in 10 seconds — next hearing, judge, stage & orders in plain language. No logins, no legal jargon.

✓ Live data from eCourts✓ 3,500+ courts covered✓ Free WhatsApp hearing alerts
Free · no account needed · data refreshed from eCourts daily
20,000+Cases Tracked
4.4/518K+ Reviews
3,500+Courts Live
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Find Your Case
By Court & District

How it works

India’s Simplest Way to
Track Your Court Case

Search once

Enter your CNR, case number or just your name. We look across every eCourts-connected court in India.

Understand your case

Next hearing, current stage, judge and orders — shown in plain language, not court codes.

Track it hassle-free

One tap to follow the case. Get WhatsApp & SMS alerts before every hearing and when new orders arrive.

Two ways we help

Pick the help you need
both start at just ₹99

Most popular
Libra Case Tracking

Track your case, hassle-free

99/ month
per case
  • ✓ WhatsApp alert 2 days before every hearing
  • ✓ Instant alert when a new order is uploaded
  • ✓ Live status, stage & next date — always current
  • ✓ Cancel anytime
Vakilsearch Expert

Second opinion from a senior lawyer

99one-time
15-min consult
  • ✓ Senior advocate reviews your case & orders
  • ✓ 15-min callback in your language
  • ✓ Clear next steps — written note after the call
  • ✓ 100% refund if the lawyer doesn’t call
Answers & resources

Court case status — common questions

How do I check my court case status online by name?

Choose "Party Name" above, type your name exactly as it appears in your petition, and search. You will see every matching case with its current stage and next hearing date.

What is a CNR number and where do I find it?

The CNR (Case Number Record) is a unique 16-character code, e.g. WBCS020034812025, printed on court notices and case papers. It is the fastest way to find your exact case.

What does "case disposed" mean?

Disposed means the court has passed its final decision. It does not always mean you won or lost — check the final order, or ask a Vakilsearch lawyer to explain it for ₹99.

Is this the official eCourts website?

No. Vakilsearch Case Tracker presents the same public case data from eCourts services in a simpler, easier-to-track format, with alerts and legal help built in.