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The Supreme Court, the High Courts and their benches, district and sessions courts, and tribunals and authorities including NCLT, NCLAT, CAT, ITAT, DRT, DRAT, CESTAT, NGT, consumer commissions and RERA. When you pick a court, Jagriq shows what it can do there. If a forum can only be followed through its published lists, it tells you so.

Whatever you already have: a CNR, a case number with the court's name, a diary number (Supreme Court, DRT, DRAT), a filing number (NCLT, NCLAT), or a party or advocate name. There's no court portal login or CAPTCHA. Apart from a CNR, which is exact, Jagriq shows you the case it found and adds it only when you confirm.

Checks follow the hearing date: the day before, the evening of the hearing, and follow-ups until the next date appears, with regular background checks in between. Cause lists are matched against your cases every morning and evening. You can also refresh any case yourself.

In the app, by email, and on WhatsApp once your number is verified. You choose your channels and quiet hours. Four alerts always get through, even in quiet hours: your case is listed, it isn't on the final list, the hearing has moved earlier, or the court's date disagrees with the one your team recorded.

It's for the clerk who goes to court. From the Cause list tab, it builds a sheet of only your cases on the day's lists, with item number, court, case, party, advocate and judge. Group it by court, judge or appearing lawyer, then print it, export it to PDF, Excel, Word or CSV, or share it from your phone.

The case is marked disposed with its outcome and date, everyone on it is told, and regular updates stop. It stays on file with its hearings and orders. If the case is restored, tracking picks up again. If a case seems to have been transferred, Jagriq flags it so you can add the new number.

No. Solo advocates get every case on one board with the same alerts, calendar and print board, and nothing to set up. Firms add case teams, roles and permissions, a whole-firm board and an optional firm digest.

Public court records: eCourts, and the published cause lists and orders of courts and tribunals. AI order summaries are written from the order's own text when you ask for one, and the original order is always one tap away.