For advocates practising before Indian courts
Case Intel reads the Telangana High Court cause list at 19:00 and again at 06:30, finds your matters on it, and carries each one forward: the order that followed, what your side must do, the fee it earned.
Invite-only. Telangana High Court cause lists today; more courts as they are added.
Every district.Every court complex.One search.
01 · Find your matters
The eCourts advocate search covers one court complex at a time. Case Intel runs your name or bar code through every district and complex in the state, in the background, and hands you one list to import.
02 · Read the order
Each order PDF is summarised once, when it arrives: what the court did, then your side's directions, kept apart from the other side's. Your directions become tasks with due dates.
1. Heard the learned counsel for the petitioner and the learned Standing Counsel for the respondent on I.A. No. 2 of 2026.
2. The interim order dated 03.06.2026 restraining the respondent from disconnecting the supply is extended until the next date of hearing, subject to the condition below.
3. The petitioner is directed to deposit 50% of the disputed arrears, i.e. Rs. 1,84,000/-, with the Registry within four weeks from today, and shall file proof of such deposit before the next date of hearing.
4. The respondent shall not disconnect the power supply in the meantime, subject to compliance with the above.
5. List on 02.09.2026 for final arguments.
1. Heard the learned counsel for the petitioner and the learned Standing Counsel for the respondent on I.A. No. 2 of 2026.
2. The interim order dated 03.06.2026 restraining the respondent from disconnecting the supply is extended until the next date of hearing, subject to the condition below.
3. The petitioner is directed to deposit 50% of the disputed arrears, i.e. Rs. 1,84,000/-, with the Registry within four weeks from today, and shall file proof of such deposit before the next date of hearing.
4. The respondent shall not disconnect the power supply in the meantime, subject to compliance with the above.
5. List on 02.09.2026 for final arguments.
1. Heard the learned counsel for the petitioner and the learned Standing Counsel for the respondent on I.A. No. 2 of 2026.
2. The interim order dated 03.06.2026 restraining the respondent from disconnecting the supply is extended until the next date of hearing, subject to the condition below.
3. The petitioner is directed to deposit 50% of the disputed arrears, i.e. Rs. 1,84,000/-, with the Registry within four weeks from today, and shall file proof of such deposit before the next date of hearing.
4. The respondent shall not disconnect the power supply in the meantime, subject to compliance with the above.
5. List on 02.09.2026 for final arguments.
Stay on disconnection extended to the next date, on condition that the petitioner deposits half the disputed arrears.
03 · 06:30, the list is read again
So the cause-list PDF isn't read in text order. Every character is placed by its position on the page, the columns are found afresh in each document, and each serial number is paired with its case by height.
04 · Ask the file
Case Bot answers from the documents uploaded to your case, with citations back to the passages it used. It searches by meaning and by keyword together, then reranks what it found.
What did the court direct my client to deposit, and by when?
Searching your documents onlyDeposit half of the disputed arrears, Rs. 1,84,000, with the Registry within four weeks of 29 Jul 2026[1]. The arrears in dispute total Rs. 3,68,000[2]. Proof of deposit is due before the next date, 02 Sep 2026[1].
05 · The rest of the desk
Five more things that used to live in a diary, a folder and the margin of a cause list.
The cause-list slot, the last order, open tasks and documents on one PDF, with a short state-of-the-matter paragraph. It is cached, and written again only when the facts change.
S. Anil is the opposite party in your OS/1120/2023.
I've reviewed this. Continue.A new matter's parties are compared with your own cases for the same party on opposite sides. It warns and asks you to acknowledge; it never hard-blocks, and never looks at another advocate's cases.
Periods come from a rules table written into the code. The computation is conservative: the earliest possible date, with Section 12(2), 4 and 5 caveats stated as notes rather than applied. You add them; nothing fires on its own.
A fee moves Pending, Invoiced, Paid, and each invoice is numbered in your own running series. Appearance, hotel, flight or other, several to a hearing.
Tickets and stays uploaded against the hearing, so everything for an outstation date sits in one place.
06 · Whose file is it
Each account starts from a single-use invite, issued by hand. There is no self-service sign-up.
Cases, documents, hearings, fees: each row carries its owner, and every list, view and edit is filtered to the advocate signed in. A test fails if a new endpoint is added without being scoped or deliberately reviewed.
The search takes the owner as a required input and filters every leg by it, meaning and keyword alike. Narrowing to one case narrows within your documents; it never replaces the owner filter.
Case Intel is invite-only. Ask for an invitation, and bring your name or bar code. The search does the rest.
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