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Bombay High Court — check case status & get hearing alerts

Bombay High Court is recorded with four seats — Bombay, Aurangabad, Nagpur and Goa — each holding its own case records, so pick the seat your matter sits at when you search.

Find your case

A name or a CNR is enough. Verify your phone number to see the results.

This searches Bombay High Court at the seat you pick.

Sixteen characters, printed at the head of your order sheet. No court to choose — the number says which one.

At a glance

Search any case in Bombay High Court by party name and year, or by case number, across all 4 seats.

The Bombay High Court serves Maharashtra and Goa, so a matter from either state is searched from the same place.

What CourtWatch can do for Bombay High Court

Search

Find a case by case number, CNR, party name or advocate name. Results come back with the parties, the stage and the next date.

Note: A search runs against one seat's records and starts at Bombay, so choose Aurangabad, Nagpur or Goa if that is where your matter sits — otherwise it comes back empty rather than wrong. A party-name search also needs the case year alongside the name, and a name too broad to answer is refused with a message rather than served as a truncated list.

Hearing alerts

Track a Bombay High Court case and CourtWatch keeps re-checking it. You get a WhatsApp reminder the evening before and the morning of every hearing, and an update the same day a date changes or an order is uploaded.

Tracking a Bombay High Court case, start to finish

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Find the case

Search by case number, CNR, party name or advocate name — the same identifiers the court's own website asks for when you check court case status by hand. The case comes back with its parties, stage and next date.

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Add it to your list

One tap puts the case on your dashboard. Following your own case is free (up to two cases); lawyers get a 10-day full-access trial, no card.

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Let the updates come to you

CourtWatch re-checks tracked cases and sends a WhatsApp reminder the evening before and the morning of every hearing, and an update the same day a date changes or an order is uploaded, so you stop re-opening the portal to find out whether anything moved.

FAQ

How do I check a Bombay High Court case?

Search by case number, CNR, party name or advocate name. The case comes back with its parties, its current stage and its next hearing date.

Does this cover Nagpur, Aurangabad and Goa?

Yes, all four seats are recorded — Bombay, Aurangabad, Nagpur and Goa. Each holds its own records and a search runs against one of them, starting at Bombay, so pick your seat first. A Goa matter looked for under Bombay comes back empty even though the case exists.

Can I see the Bombay High Court cause list?

Not on CourtWatch. We do not pull the Bombay High Court board, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise. What this court gives you here is case status, hearing dates and WhatsApp reminders before every hearing.

Why was my search refused as too broad?

Because a name that matches too much would come back as a truncated list that looks complete and is not. The court's search is told to stop and say so instead. Add the year or a fuller name and try again.

How will I know my next hearing date?

Track the case. CourtWatch keeps re-checking it and sends a WhatsApp reminder the evening before and the morning of every hearing, and an update the same day a date changes or an order is uploaded.

Put your Bombay High Court matters on one page and stop checking the portal by hand. Free for litigants following their own case (up to two); lawyers get 10 days of full access, no card.

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