eCourts Services

National Informatics Centre.

About this app

• About the App
The eCourts Services mobile app developed under the eCourts Project, under the aegis of eCommittee, Supreme Court of India and funded by Department of Justice, Ministry of Law and Justice, Government of India to enhance transparency, accessibility, and efficiency in the judicial system. Designed for citizens, litigants, advocates, police, government agencies, and institutional users, the app provides near real-time access to case-related information from courts across the country. It empowers users to stay informed about hearing dates, case progress, and judicial outcomes without the need for physical court visits. With a secure and user-friendly interface, the app allows users to track case status, view cause lists, and access court orders and judgments anytime, anywhere. Cases can be searched using multiple parameters, including Case Number, Party Name, Advocate Name, Filing Number, FIR Number, and more. The app also supports personalized tracking through the “My Cases” feature.

Update release (what's new)
• Modern, minimalist user interface with improved accessibility and cleaner design elements
• Enhanced usability with main navigation tabs moved to the bottom for better one-handed operation
• Redesigned navigation and link structure for faster and more intuitive task completion
• Clickable “Last Date” link for quick access to the most recent case updates
• Direct access to order PDFs through clickable links for added convenience
• App services organized under clear sections: CNR Search, Case Status, Cause List, Calendar, and My Cases
• Improved case search functionality supporting both old and new case numbers
• Clickable updated CNR links for transferred cases to easily view updated details
• Advanced Case Status search filters, including Case Number, Party Name, Filing Number, FIR Number, Advocate Name, Act, and Case Type
• Distinct icons for each search option for easier identification and navigation
• Detailed case view with expandable sections showing status and full case history
• ‘Case Conversion’ table to track old and new case numbers in converted cases is added
• Advocate search using name or Bar Code, with a list of all linked cases
• ‘Date Case List’ feature displaying all cases of an advocate across courts in a complex
• Enhanced ‘My Cases’ section with date-wise and district-wise views, and options to search, refresh, and delete entries
• Calendar view to check cases listed for current or selected dates
• Cause List generation for selected courts
• Backup and restore functionality for saved cases
• Additional utilities including caveat search and court complex location mapping

OS requirement-Minimum OS requirement for this app is
Android OS 13 and above
API level 29 and above

Ratings and reviews

I hope you take suggestions from advocates because we use your apps extensively during the course of day. 1. Copy Paste- Earlier version was simpler and it was easy to copy paste cases from cause list. Now that's no longer possible. Please change that back. It's vital. 2. My cases open to the calendar. That's alright but add a search bar or something above. It's too much work those extra scrolls cost us time and effort and it's kinda frustrating. To be honest the old version on was way better.

Only NIC is capable of regression with time. The past is always better than the present. I wonder if they test the app at all before releasing. The dates are sorted wrong, the search with case number not possible, the app hangs and many many more. With time, eCourts has gone from bad to worse. One cannot imagine such a bad app in this day and age. We advocates have so much dependency on this app and it is such a disappointment.

It was convenient to keep track of cases prior to the update, five stars for that but the new update has made it difficult to navigate and access its features, i am not able to search my High Court cases which were visible in the erstwhile version, can we have an option of switching back to the previous version?

What’s new

certain suggestions related to the app were reported by different High Courts. The necessary fixes have now been incorporated in the new Android Version patch.