Compliance Resolver
A registry objection is a sentence written for someone who already knows the answer. This turns it into a list of actions.
High Court of Karnataka — Principal Bench · Attara Kacheri
Preview module
6 objections seeded, of which 3 carry registry wording that has not yet been confirmed verbatim. The resolver itself is complete — the database is what needs filling.
Partial wording is fine. The registry phrases the same objection several ways — matching runs on all known variants, offline.
All objections (6)
“Advance copy not served on Office of Advocate General / HCGP. Service acknowledgment missing.”
The Government is a party in your case, but you have not proved that its office was given a copy before filing.
Rulewritstate-respondentservice“Vakalatnama insufficiently stamped under Advocate Welfare Fund Act.”
Your Vakalatnama is short of the required ₹50 in physical Advocate Welfare Fund stamps.
Rulestampsvakalatnamafiling“Annexure dim / illegible. Produce clear typed copy.”
A copy in your file (often an old lower-court order or FIR) is too faint for the registry or the judge to read.
Ruleannexurestyped-copyfiling“IA not stamped.”
One or more of your IAs is missing its ₹20 stamp. Each IA needs its own — one stamp does not cover them all.
RuleWording unconfirmedstampsiafiling“Pagination not in order.”
Your page numbering breaks the registry's rule — usually because the Index was numbered, or page 1 was put on the petition instead of the List of Dates.
RuleWording unconfirmedpaginationfile-orderfiling“Court fee not paid.”
The court fee has not been paid, or the payment has not linked to your FR number.
RuleWording unconfirmedcourt-feefiling