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DRT case status tracking for advocates
Debt Recovery Tribunal matters move on their own portal and their own rhythm. CaseNiti keeps your DRT cases in the same list as your court matters, with the next date, the purpose of the listing and the proceedings history.
Foundation plan: ₹0 for 20 cases. iPhone, Android and web.
Why DRT matters need their own tracking
Debt Recovery Tribunals hear recovery applications filed by banks and financial institutions, and the borrowers and guarantors who answer them. An advocate on either side often carries many such matters at once, each with its own diary number, its own next listing and a long trail of proceedings.
The tribunal's case status is published separately from eCourts. Checking it means another portal, another search, and more dates to copy into your diary by hand, on top of your district and High Court work.
What CaseNiti shows for a DRT case
Add the matter once and CaseNiti keeps it in sync. A DRT case in CaseNiti shows the details you actually look up:
Key details
Case number, the tribunal, diary number, suit amount and filing date.
Next listing
The next date, the purpose of the next listing and the court number.
Parties and advocates
Applicants and defendants, with the advocates appearing for each side.
Proceedings and orders
The proceedings history by date, with orders you can open from the case.
When a matter is disposed of, the disposal date and nature of disposal appear on the case as well.
Next dates on your calendar
Your DRT dates sit on the same calendar and daily view as your other matters, so a tribunal listing never hides in a separate notebook. Add tasks against a case, such as filing a reply or collecting a certified copy, and CaseNiti alerts you when one is overdue.
“I use CaseNiti in the courtroom to check my schedule when the judge asks for the next hearing.”
Advocate, DRT Jaipur
One list for DRT, eCourts, High Courts and Consumer Forums
Very few recovery practices appear only before the tribunal. Related civil suits, criminal complaints and writs run in other forums at the same time. CaseNiti tracks Debt Recovery Tribunals together with eCourts, High Courts and Consumer Forums, so the whole matter history is in one place. For district court matters, see the eCourts case status tracker.
Plans for recovery practices
Start on the Foundation plan, ₹0 for 20 cases. Recovery practices usually carry more matters, so Starter covers 250 cases for ₹249 a month and Essential covers 1,000 cases for ₹749 a month, with more document storage on each. See the pricing page for everything included.
Frequently asked questions
What does DRT stand for?
DRT stands for Debt Recovery Tribunal. These tribunals hear recovery applications filed by banks and financial institutions.
What DRT case details does CaseNiti show?
Case number, tribunal, diary number, suit amount, filing date, the next date and its purpose, court number, parties and their advocates, and the proceedings history with orders.
Can I track DRT and district court cases together?
Yes. DRT matters sit in the same list and calendar as your eCourts, High Court and Consumer Forum cases.
Will I be reminded of work due on a DRT case?
Add tasks with due dates to any case, and CaseNiti alerts you when a task is overdue.
How many DRT cases can I track?
20 on the Foundation plan at ₹0, 250 on Starter at ₹249 a month, and 1,000 on Essential at ₹749 a month.
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Bring your DRT matters into one list
Add your DRT cases next to your court cases and stop checking the tribunal portal by hand.