Live display boards from official court records — item numbers, court numbers, matters on screen — for all 25 High Courts, the Supreme Court, NCLT, NCLAT and CAT. Cause lists for any court on any date. No refresh-mashing on a court website. It's simply on your phone.
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Boards are live during court hours (typically 10:30–16:30 IST).
Lawgger runs live display boards for all 25 High Courts, the Supreme Court, and the NCLT, NCLAT and CAT — 527 courts and 426 benches. Cause lists cover any court on any date, including roughly 700 district courts across 722 districts in 35 states and union territories. Boards are live during court hours, about 10:30 to 16:30 IST.
Every High Court display board the country publishes, in one place — checked bench by bench, always current. The Supreme Court display board sits alongside them, and so do the NCLT, NCLAT and CAT.
Each court publishes its own list, usually the evening before the hearing day — and Lawgger has it as soon as it is out. Straight from official court records: around 700 district courts and all 25 High Courts, ready when you are, for today's date or any other. 722 districts across 35 states and union territories, covered. If you would rather see only your own listings, the advocate-wise cause list pulls out the matters filed in your name.
Interactive preview — in the app, the same three taps fetch the real list.
Save the sixteen-character CNR number once. It gets you the hearing timeline, orders and parties — refreshed for you, so checking case status is not a job you do by hand. And when something moves, the digest tells you what it means, not that it happened.
Writ petition registered; defects cleared the same day.
Notice issued to respondents, returnable in four weeks.
State filed its counter; two weeks granted for rejoinder.
Operation of the impugned order stayed till the next date of hearing.
Auto-added to your cause-list watch and your deadline calendar.
Twenty-one verified statutory clocks. Each one rolls past holidays, weekends and court vacations, flags s.5 condonation where it applies, and chains multi-step limitations end to end. Work a date out on its own with the limitation calculator.
Pick your court and see what Lawgger does for it — the live board, that day's cause list, case status by CNR, and the reported judgments of that court, pin-cited to the page. All 25 High Courts and the Supreme Court of India.
Because the court is not sitting. Boards run while the bench is on, roughly 10:30 to 16:30 IST on working days; outside those hours, on gazetted holidays and through the court vacations, there is nothing on screen to show. A board also goes quiet between items and once a bench has risen for the day. That is the difference between a board and a list: the board is only ever now, while a cause list can be pulled for any court on any date, including tomorrow's.
Save your matters once and Lawgger lifts your listings to the top instead of leaving you to search a long PDF for a party name. The same matter carries its next date into your practice diary, its limitation clock into your deadlines, and its authorities into your case law research — so the hearing, the arithmetic and the law sit together rather than in three different places.
It is the live screen inside a courtroom showing which item is being heard before which bench at that moment. Lawgger brings those boards to your phone for all 25 High Courts, the Supreme Court, and the NCLT, NCLAT and CAT, so you can see whether your matter is close without standing in the corridor.
Boards run only while the court is sitting, roughly 10:30 to 16:30 IST on working days. Outside those hours, on court holidays and during vacations, there is nothing to show. A board can also sit blank between items, or when a bench has risen. Cause lists, unlike boards, are available for any court on any date.
527 courts and 426 benches, covering the Supreme Court, all 25 High Courts, and the NCLT, NCLAT and CAT. Cause lists reach roughly 700 district courts across 722 districts in 35 states and union territories, and you can pull a list for any of them on any date rather than only today's.
Yes. Save your matters and Lawgger surfaces the ones listed for you, instead of leaving you to scroll a PDF looking for a party name. Track a case by its CNR and you get a plain-words digest of what happened — for example, interim stay granted, counter due in four weeks — rather than a coded order sheet.
Yes. Twenty-one statutory clocks run against your matters, and each one rolls past weekends, gazetted holidays and court vacations rather than counting raw days. Where a deadline has slipped, the clock flags the possibility of an application under section 5. The date is yours to check; the arithmetic is done for you.
From official court records and published cause lists, shown as the court publishes them. Lawgger presents what an advocate would otherwise open several places to see: the live board, the day's list, the case history and the next date, in one place, with your own matters brought to the top.
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