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Next dates and orders, fetched for you.

Enter a case's CNR number and April brings in the court record: parties, stage, hearing history and orders. After every hearing it checks again and tells you what changed.

Look up by CNRIndian courts
MHPU010012342020Auto-fetch
CaseIyer v. Sharma
CourtCivil Court, Senior Division, Pune
StageEvidence
Next dateThu, 15 Oct 2026
Case numberRCS 1234/2020
Filed3 Feb 2020
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Example record, with made-up details.

One number

The CNR fills in the case for you.

District and High Courts

Hearing history and listing dates.

Orders with summaries

Interim orders and judgements, opened as PDFs.

Checked after hearings

A notification when something changes.

Fetch

From CNR to case file.

When you add a case, type its CNR and press Auto-fetch. April fills in the court, case number, filing date, parties and stage. If the court record isn't ready yet, April keeps trying in the background and lets you know.

  • Works from Add case, or from Case lookup
  • Fills in fields you can still edit
  • Keeps trying if the record takes a few minutes
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CNR numberMHPU010012342020Fetched
ClientMeera Iyer
Case typeCivil · Recovery suit
Opposing partyAnil Sharma

Read

Orders first, then the history.

The E-Courts tab on each case shows interim orders and judgements at the top, each with a short summary. Open the certified copy as a PDF; April files it in the case's documents. Below is the full hearing history, applications and the last hearing.

  • Interim orders and judgements with summaries
  • Hearing history for district courts, listing dates for High Courts
  • Interlocutory applications listed
Hearing historyFrom eCourts
15 Oct 2026Next hearing · Evidence
18 Sep 2026Plaintiff's witness examined. Adjourned.
21 Aug 2026Documents filed by defendant.
10 Jul 2026Issues framed.
Interim order · 21 Aug 2026Directs the defendant to file the sale agreement within 4 weeks.Open PDF

Example record, with made-up details.

Stay current

Told what changed, the morning after.

At 8 AM the day after each hearing, April checks the court record again. If the next date, stage or orders changed, the case is updated and you get a "Court update" notification saying what's new. Hearings you added by hand are never touched.

  • Automatic check after every hearing
  • New dates appear on your calendar
  • Refresh any case yourself, any time
Notifications
Court update · State v. DesaiNext date moved to Wed, 29 Oct 2026. New interim order added.8:02 AM
Court update · Iyer v. SharmaStage changed from Issues to Evidence.Yesterday
Reminder · Meera IyerCollect the property papers before the hearing.Mon

Example notifications, with made-up details.

How it works

Three steps.

01

Enter the CNR

When you add a case, or in Case lookup.

02

Check and save

April fills in the case; you check it and add your client.

03

Get updates

April checks after each hearing and notifies you of changes.

Questions

About eCourts tracking.

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Which courts does it cover?

Indian district courts and High Courts that publish their records on eCourts. Cases in other courts can still be tracked by hand.

How fresh is the information?

April checks the day after each hearing, and you can refresh a case any time. A new record can take a few minutes to arrive.

Will it change hearings I typed in myself?

No. April only adds and updates hearings it fetched. Yours stay as you wrote them.

Never miss a next date.

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