Rajasthan High Court Cause List: How to Check the Daily List Online (2026)
How to find the Rajasthan High Court daily, advance and supplementary cause list online for the Jodhpur and Jaipur benches, and how to stop scanning long PDFs every evening.
How-to Guide · Rajasthan High Court
To check the Rajasthan High Court cause list, open the Cause List menu on the official High Court website (hcraj.nic.in) or the eCourts High Court Services portal, choose the Jodhpur or Jaipur bench, pick the date, and open the list. You can search by bench, court number, party or advocate. Claw can also show the next hearing date for your matters automatically, so you do not scan the PDF.
- Where: the Cause List menu on hcraj.nic.in, or the eCourts High Court Services portal.
- Two benches: Jodhpur (Principal Seat) and Jaipur. Pick the right one.
- Lists: daily, advance, supplementary and weekly.
- Search by: date, bench, court number, party or advocate.
- Skip the PDF: Claw shows the next hearing date for your matters automatically, with alerts.
01Why the cause list is a daily chore
A cause list tells you which matters will be heard in which court on a given day, and in what order. Miss your matter on it and you may miss the hearing. At a busy High Court, the list for one day can run to hundreds of pages across many courts.
Most advocates check it the evening before. They open a PDF, search for a party name, and hope the spelling matches. When a firm has dozens of matters in Rajasthan, this becomes a long, repeated task with real risk of error.
This guide shows how to find the list on the official sources, how to read it, and how to avoid doing the same search every day. Last verified October 2026.
02Two benches, one High Court
The Rajasthan High Court sits at two places. The Principal Seat is at Jodhpur, and there is a Bench at Jaipur. Each bench has its own courts, its own roster and its own cause list.
This matters in practice. A matter filed at Jodhpur is listed in the Jodhpur list, and a Jaipur matter is listed in the Jaipur list. If you search the wrong bench, you will find nothing and may wrongly think your case is not listed.
The roster decides which judge or Division Bench hears which category of matters (for example civil writs, criminal appeals or bail applications). The High Court publishes the roster on its website, and the cause list follows it. Check the roster notice if your matter has moved to a new court number.
03Types of cause list
You will see several kinds of list. Knowing the difference saves time.
| List type | What it is | When to use it |
|---|---|---|
| Daily cause list | Matters fixed for hearing on that date, court by court | The evening before, to see where and when you are called |
| Advance cause list | A list published ahead of the date, often a day or more before | To plan travel and briefs early |
| Supplementary list | Extra matters added after the main list is out | Check again on the morning of the hearing |
| Weekly list | Older matters listed on a weekly basis under the High Court rules | To track old matters that are not on the daily list |
The High Court’s rules provide for the oldest matters in each roster to be placed in a weekly list, with a few listed each day after the Orders and Admission categories. A matter can therefore appear on a weekly list even when it is not in the main daily list.
04Steps to check the Rajasthan High Court cause list online
There are two official routes. Both are free.
Route 1: the High Court website
- Open the official Rajasthan High Court website, hcraj.nic.in.
- Open the Cause List menu in the main navigation.
- Choose the bench: Jodhpur or Jaipur.
- Use the quick download option for the day’s list, or go to the High Court server or the eCourts server link for a searchable view.
- Select the date and the list type.
- Open the PDF or the court-wise list and find your matter by case number, party or advocate.
Route 2: eCourts High Court Services
- Open hcservices.ecourts.gov.in.
- Select Cause List from the services menu.
- Select the High Court (Rajasthan) and the bench.
- Enter the date, the court number or the advocate name, and fill the captcha.
- View the list, and note your item number and court number.
Tip
Write down the court number and serial number. Court numbers can change between days, and a matter high on the list may be called early.
05Search filters: what you can look up by
The options differ a little between the High Court website and eCourts, but you can usually narrow the list in these ways.
| Filter | How it helps | Watch out for |
|---|---|---|
| By date | See the list for tomorrow or any listed day | Weekends and holidays have no regular list |
| By bench | Choose Jodhpur or Jaipur | The wrong bench shows nothing for your case |
| By court number | See every matter in one court, in order | Court numbers can change when the roster changes |
| By party name | Find a matter when you do not have the number | Spelling differences can hide your case |
| By advocate | See all matters where an advocate appears | Use the name as recorded in the case |
The most reliable way is case number plus year, because names are often spelled differently. Not every filter may be offered on every portal, so try the other portal if one does not work.
06Common problems and how to handle them
- The list is not out yet. Advance and daily lists are usually published in the evening. If it is missing, check again later.
- Your matter is missing. Check the other bench, the supplementary list and the weekly list. Then check the case status to see the next date. See how to check Rajasthan High Court case status.
- Portal is slow or down. Use the other official route, or try again outside peak hours.
- The name does not match. Search by case number and year instead of party name.
- Court number changed. Check the latest roster notice and the supplementary list on the morning of the hearing.
The cause list is a working tool, not a legal record. For vetting a party before you act for or against them, see how to run a litigation check on a business partner.
07Where Claw fits
Claw is an all-in-one legaltech platform for Indian advocates, law firms, and corporate legal teams, combining AI-based case search, an AI legal assistant (Legal GPT), case management, and compliance automation across all Indian courts and tribunals.
For cause lists, the practical gain is simple. Instead of opening a PDF each evening, you add your Rajasthan High Court matters once. Claw tracks them across 9,102 forums and surfaces the next hearing date for each matter automatically, with alerts by WhatsApp and email. Search results come back in under 5 seconds.
Claw has a free plan for individual advocates, which includes a daily personalised cause list. Teams and enterprises are on paid plans. Create a FREE Claw account and get the next hearing date for your Rajasthan High Court matters automatically, with alerts.
Claw does not replace the official list. It reads from court data, so always confirm the final court and item number on the official cause list before you travel. For tracking software options, see the best legal case management apps in India. For what Claw does not do, read Claw’s honest limits.
08Sources and further reading
- Rajasthan High Court (official site, Cause List menu): hcraj.nic.in
- eCourts High Court Services: hcservices.ecourts.gov.in
- Claw: clawlaw.in
Portal layouts change. Always rely on the official list for the final hearing details. Last verified October 2026.
09Frequently asked questions
Where can I see the Rajasthan High Court cause list online?
Use the Cause List menu on the official Rajasthan High Court website (hcraj.nic.in), or the eCourts High Court Services portal (hcservices.ecourts.gov.in). Both are free. Choose the Jodhpur or Jaipur bench first.
How do I check tomorrow’s Rajasthan High Court cause list?
Open the cause list on the official portal, select the bench, and set tomorrow’s date. The list is usually published the evening before, so check again later if it is not yet out.
What is the difference between the daily, advance and supplementary list?
The daily list shows matters fixed for that date. The advance list is published earlier. A supplementary list adds matters after the main list is out. A weekly list carries older matters under the court’s rules.
Why is my case not in the Jodhpur cause list?
It may be listed at the Jaipur bench, in a supplementary or weekly list, or not fixed for that date. Check the other bench and the case status for the next date.
Can I search the cause list by advocate name?
Often yes, on the official portals, though the options differ between the High Court site and eCourts. Case number and year is the most reliable search.
Can Claw show my Rajasthan High Court hearing dates automatically?
Yes. Add your matters once and Claw surfaces the next hearing date for each, with alerts, across 9,102 forums. Individual advocates can start on the free plan. Always confirm final court and item number on the official list.