Upcoming Cases shows the daily court boards — the list of matters scheduled at a court on a given day. It's the quickest way to confirm what's actually listed and spot your own matters on the board.
How to use it
Open Upcoming Cases from the navigation.
Browse by court, choosing the court type (District or High Court) and the specific court.
View the board for today or the next sitting day.
Matching your cases
Matters you already track are flagged on the board, so you can immediately see which of your cases are listed and where. This helps you plan appearances and double-check listings. A row can carry one of three marks:
Your case (star) — the listing matches one of your cases on the case number exactly as the board prints it.
Maybe your case — the listing matches on the case number, year and party names, but not on the number exactly as the board prints it. It's likely your case, not certainly — check the board before relying on it.
Disposed — listed again — a case you hold as disposed appears on a board for a day after its disposal. Its status and hearing date in Gaveli are left unchanged; the mark just points out that the court has listed it again so you can take a look.
Good to know
Court boards are published by each court ahead of the sitting day, typically in the evening and morning. If a board hasn't been published yet, check back closer to the date.