High Court of Bombay — Case Status

Check the status of any case in High Court of Bombay, Maharashtra. Search by CNR number, case number or party name to see the current stage, the next hearing date and recent orders — free and without a login. High Court. Data mirrors the public eCourts record and is refreshed daily.

About High Court of Bombay

The High Court of Bombay is one of the three chartered High Courts set up under the Indian High Courts Act, 1861, and began functioning in August 1862. Its principal seat is at Fort, Mumbai. It has jurisdiction over Maharashtra, Goa, and the Union Territory of Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu.

The Court sits at Nagpur and Aurangabad (Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar) through permanent benches, at Panaji for Goa, and a circuit bench at Kolhapur. Each bench maintains its own registry and case numbering, which is why they are listed as separate courts here. Like Delhi and Calcutta, Bombay has an original side in Mumbai for civil suits above the pecuniary limit of the City Civil Court, alongside its appellate and writ work.

Seats and benches

  • Principal seat — Mumbai (Fort)
  • Nagpur Bench
  • Aurangabad Bench
  • Panaji Bench (Goa)
  • Kolhapur circuit bench

Case numbers and CNR in High Court of Bombay

Bombay High Court matters are numbered by case type, serial and year — WP/1234/2025, CRI APPLN/567/2025, COMS/12/2024 — and the eCourts CNR for a Maharashtra matter starts with MH. Orders downloaded from the High Court site print both.

Common case types

  • WP / PIL — Writ Petition / Public Interest Litigation
  • CRI APPLN / ABA / BA — Criminal application / anticipatory bail / bail
  • FA / SA / CRA — First appeal / second appeal / civil revision application
  • COMS / COMAP — Commercial suit / commercial appeal
  • ARBP / ARBAP — Arbitration petition / appeal
  • IA — Interim application in a pending matter

How to check case status in High Court of Bombay

  1. Pick what you have. A CNR number is fastest — it is unique across India. Otherwise choose Case Number and pick High Court of Bombay, the case type, number and year, or search by a party's name with the filing year.
  2. Read the record. The result shows both parties and their advocates, the current stage, the judge or bench, the next hearing date and every hearing so far, in plain language.
  3. Get told before the next date. Track the case to receive a WhatsApp alert two days before each hearing and the moment a new order is uploaded — no more checking eCourts by hand.
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High Court of Bombay case status — common questions

My case is at the Nagpur or Aurangabad bench — is it on this page?

No. Each bench of the Bombay High Court keeps its own registry and numbering, so the Nagpur, Aurangabad, Panaji and Kolhapur benches are listed as separate courts. Open the court directory and pick the bench, or search by CNR, which is unique across all of them.

How do I check Bombay High Court case status by party name?

Choose Party Name above, select High Court of Bombay and the filing year, and type the name as it appears on the petition — a partial surname is enough. You will get every matching matter with its stage, next date and bench.

What does WP, ABA or COMS mean in a Bombay High Court case number?

They are case-type codes: WP is a writ petition, ABA an anticipatory bail application, COMS a commercial suit on the original side. The full list of common codes is on this page, and the case-type dropdown in the search shows every code the court uses.

Is it free to check case status in High Court of Bombay?

Yes. Searching and reading any High Court of Bombay case — parties, stage, hearing history and next date — is free and needs no login. Tracking with WhatsApp alerts is an optional paid service.

How often is High Court of Bombay case data updated here?

The record mirrors the public eCourts data and is refreshed daily. Courts usually publish the day's proceedings and the next date within 24 to 48 hours of a hearing, so a hearing held this morning may show tomorrow. For certified copies or official use, go to the court or the official eCourts portal.

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