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Find your district court matter in the app
Check the district on your case papers
Choose the case district requested by CourtClick. A matter filed in Ernakulam, for example, needs its own court details even if you live in another district. Use the selections shown for the matter, not your residential address.
Complete the search that matches your details
With a CNR, use the CNR option and enter all 16 characters as requested. Otherwise, use the available Case Number or name search. The detailed case-number form needs the district, case type, number, year and at least a petitioner or respondent name.
Verify, import and open the case
Run the search, compare the complete reference and parties, and choose Import Case for the correct result. Complete the tracking activation shown for a locked matter, then open its available case details and timeline.
District selection is only one part of the match
The same numeric case number can appear in more than one court or year. Recheck the full court name and case type, not only the district. If CourtClick asks for a court or forum, use the option that matches your documents.
When searching by a name, compare all identifying details in a result. A matching name alone can refer to a different proceeding. Adding only the verified matter helps keep your case list useful.
Keep the number and year in the correct fields
Case papers can contain a filing reference, a registered case reference and other numbers. Enter the details requested by the CourtClick search you selected. Do not substitute a police reference or the current year for the case information.
If the app shows separate CNR fields, enter the parts of your CNR in the corresponding boxes. If it shows one CNR field, enter the full identifier. Both forms require the complete 16-character reference.
Follow the next hearing and earlier updates
Once the case is unlocked, review the available next-hearing details, hearing history and timeline. Open the relevant available order if an update relates to a direction or decision. Your notes can help you keep questions for your advocate alongside your case information.
Use Updates to review alerts, and select the notification options shown in settings. Available information and delivery timing vary by matter; a missing hearing date should not be treated as a confirmed date or outcome.
Get help with a missing or mismatched case
First recheck Kerala, the district, the full case reference and party spelling. Try another available CourtClick search method if you have the right identifier.
If the matter remains missing or the details appear wrong, contact CourtClick Support. Share the court and complete reference so the team can investigate the specific case.
Frequently asked questions
Can I search a Kerala district court case by party name?
Where shown in CourtClick, choose By Name, enter the name and requested district details, and run the search. Verify the full case reference and parties before importing the result.
Do I need a district for CNR search?
The single-field CNR search in CourtClick uses the complete 16-character identifier and hides the separate district and year fields. Follow the fields shown in your version of the app.
What should I do if the next hearing date is missing?
Review the available timeline and orders in CourtClick. Use Support if the case record appears incomplete or incorrect, and ask your advocate about attendance if the date remains unclear.