Disposal & Movement
Where your file actually is after you leave the counter, and what is worth chasing at each stage.
High Court of Karnataka — Principal Bench · Attara Kacheri
Preview module
One track mapped: FR number to main case number. Listing behaviour, board branch movement and post-disposal workflow are not built yet.
FR Number → Main Case Number
What happens to your file between the counter and the cause list. Five stages. You hold an FR number for all of them.
Counter Submission
RuleThe file is accepted at Counters 1–3 on the outer wall (outside Gate 5) and an FR (Filing Registration) Number is generated.
What you hold
FR Number.
Watch for
- Record the FR number before leaving the corridor.
- The FR number is not a case number and cannot be cited.
Verified on site · 10 Sept 2026
Allotment Branch
RuleThe file is routed to the Allotment Branch and assigned to a case worker for scrutiny.
What you hold
FR Number.
Watch for
- Nothing is actionable at this stage. Do not chase it.
Verified on site · 10 Sept 2026
Scrutiny by Case Worker
RuleThe case worker checks the file against registry requirements and raises objections if anything is short.
What you hold
FR Number, and objections if any are raised.
Watch for
- This is where a missing service seal or a stamp shortfall surfaces — days after filing.
- Objections raised here go to the Compliance module.
Verified on site · 10 Sept 2026
Compliance Clearing
RuleYou cure each objection and the Compliance Section clears the file.
What you hold
FR Number, cleared objections.
Watch for
- The file does not move until every objection is cleared.
- Clear them together — one trip, not one trip per objection.
- DEADLINE: if objections sit unattended too long, the matter is listed before the Registrar for default. Do not let a slip gather dust.
Verified on site · 10 Sept 2026
Typing & Number Conversion
RuleThe file is typed and the FR Number converts into a permanent Main Case Number.
What you hold
Main Case Number — e.g. WP No. XXXXX/2026.
Watch for
- From this point the matter is citable and appears in listings.
- Stop referring to the FR number in correspondence.
Verified on site · 10 Sept 2026
