Use this Delhi court case status finder to reach the right official portal for your case, whether it is in a district court, the Delhi High Court, the Supreme Court or a consumer commission. You can also check whether your CNR number is in the right format before you search.
Delhi court case status finder
Find the right official portal for your case and check your CNR number.
Delhi district court complexes
| Court complex | Districts | District court website |
|---|---|---|
| Tis Hazari Courts | Central, West | centraldelhi.dcourts.gov.in, westdelhi.dcourts.gov.in |
| Rohini Courts | North-West, North | rohini.dcourts.gov.in, northdelhi.dcourts.gov.in |
| Karkardooma Courts | East, North-East, Shahdara | eastdelhi.dcourts.gov.in, northeast.dcourts.gov.in, shahdara.dcourts.gov.in |
| Saket Courts | South, South-East | southdelhi.dcourts.gov.in, southeastdelhi.dcourts.gov.in |
| Dwarka Courts | South-West | southwestdelhi.dcourts.gov.in |
| Patiala House Courts | New Delhi | newdelhi.dcourts.gov.in |
| Rouse Avenue Courts | Special courts (CBI, ACB, MP/MLA cases) | delhicourts.nic.in |
Each complex also has family courts, NI Act courts and other specialised courts. For Rohini, read our detailed Rohini Court guide.
How to check status on eCourts
- Open the eCourts services portal and choose Case Status.
- Select Delhi as the state, then the district and the court complex.
- Choose how you want to search: CNR number, case number, party name, filing number, FIR number or advocate name.
- Enter the details and the captcha.
- Open the case to see the next date, the stage, the judge, and daily orders.
Which search to use
| You have | Search by | Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Order sheet or summons | CNR number | Fastest and exact |
| Case number | Case type, number and year | Pick the right case type, e.g. CS, CC, MACT |
| Only the names | Party name and year | Try the surname only |
| FIR copy | FIR number, police station, year | Works after the charge sheet is filed |
| Your lawyer’s name | Advocate name | Lists all cases of that advocate |
Delhi High Court and Supreme Court
Delhi High Court cases are searched on the High Court website by case type, number and year, by diary number, or by party name. The cause list for the next day is published in the evening. Supreme Court cases are searched on its website by diary or case number. Our guide on filing a case in the Delhi High Court explains case types and listing.
Reading the status
- Next date and purpose: when the case is listed and for what, such as appearance, evidence or arguments.
- Case stage: where the case is in the process. See stages of a criminal case in Delhi.
- Orders: daily orders and judgments, available as PDFs once uploaded.
- Transfer: if the case moved to another court, the new court is shown.
When to get a lawyer
Status pages do not tell you what to do next. If you have received a summons, a warrant has been issued, or the case is listed for evidence, speak to a lawyer before the date. Our criminal lawyers at Rohini Court, civil lawyers and Delhi High Court lawyers can track and appear in your matter.
Frequently asked questions
How can I check my court case status in Delhi?
For district court cases, use the eCourts services portal: choose Delhi, the district and the court complex, then search by CNR number, case number, party name or FIR number. Delhi High Court cases are checked on the High Court’s website, and consumer cases on e-Jagriti.
What is a CNR number?
The Case Number Record (CNR) is a unique 16-character number given to every case in the district courts, made of 4 letters and 12 digits. It is printed on the order sheet and summons and is the quickest way to find a case on eCourts.
Can I check case status by SMS?
Yes. Send ECOURTS followed by your CNR number to 9766899899 to receive the case status by SMS.
How do I find a criminal case from an FIR number?
On eCourts, choose the FIR number search, select the police station and enter the FIR number and year. The case appears only after the police file the charge sheet or final report in court.
Which court complex handles my area in Delhi?
Delhi has seven district court complexes: Tis Hazari, Rohini, Karkardooma, Saket, Dwarka, Patiala House and Rouse Avenue. Your case is heard by the complex for the district where the police station, property or cause of action is located.
What does the next date on eCourts mean?
It is the date the case is listed next and the purpose, such as evidence, arguments or orders. Check the daily order or interim order for what happened on the last date.
This page links to official court portals. SRLM Law Associates is not affiliated with the courts, and case data is shown only on the official sites.
Related guides and services
- Rohini Court Delhi guide
- Stages of a criminal case in Delhi
- How to file a case in the Delhi High Court
- Criminal Lawyers in Delhi
Written and reviewed by Advocate Shubham Mehta
Advocate, Bar Council of Delhi (Enrl. No. D/6398/2021), and head of SRLM Law Associates. He practises before Rohini Courts, other Delhi District Courts, Family Courts, consumer commissions and the Delhi High Court. More about the firm
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Last updated: September 2026. This page is for general information only and is not legal advice.