eCourt CNR search for advocates
A CNR number is 16 letters and digits, with no spaces or hyphens, for example the form shown on services.ecourts.gov.in. Aapka Vakeel does not replace that government site. An advocate signs in and then searches CNR, cause list, and judgments from the desk.
Common questions
- Where do I find the CNR?
- It is printed on the case papers and on the eCourts case page. Enter all 16 characters without spaces.
- Can a client search any court case here?
- The live court search is for a signed-in advocate. Clients can check a challan, book a consultation, or ask for a legal notice without a CNR.
- Is this the official eCourts website?
- No. The official search stays at services.ecourts.gov.in. This page explains the number and opens the advocate desk.