Vaishali Cause List Lookup
Reach the official daily cause list for the courts at Hajipur and Vaishali, and check your own next hearing date from the case tracker on this site.
Go straight to the official list
How to find your case
- 1Have your CNR number ready
The 16-character CNR is printed on your case papers and never changes, even if the case number does. Everything is faster with it.
- 2Open the official eCourts cause list
Select State: Bihar → District: Vaishali → then the court complex and the specific court establishment.
- 3Choose the date
Cause lists are typically published the evening before. A list for a future date may not exist yet.
- 4Search the list for your case
Use your browser's find function for the case number or a party name. The serial number tells you roughly when your matter will be reached.
Court establishments in Vaishali district
Cause lists are published per establishment, so you need to know which one your matter is before. If you are unsure, the case tracker shows the court name against your CNR.
- Civil Court, Hajipur
- District & Sessions Court, Vaishali (Hajipur)
- Family Court, Hajipur
- Sub-Divisional Court, Mahnar
- Sub-Divisional Court, Mahua
This list is a guide to what you will see in the eCourts dropdown. Establishments are reorganised from time to time — the portal's own list is authoritative.
How this is worked out
Cause lists are published by the judiciary through the eCourts portal and the District Court, Vaishali website. Unlike case status, cause lists have no public data interface, so this page links to the official source and shows you what to select rather than reproducing the data here.
- A cause list is the court's own record of what it intends to take up. Listings still move, and being on the board does not guarantee that your matter is reached.
- Never travel to court on the strength of a website alone. Confirm with the advocate on record.
- For the next hearing date in a specific case, the case tracker on this site reads it directly from the eCourts record.
This is an estimate for orientation, not a computation you can file on. Rates, exemptions and statutory periods change, and the figure that applies to your matter depends on facts this page cannot know. Confirm it with the chamber before you act on it.
Questions
A cause list — also called the daily board — is the list of cases a particular court will take up on a particular day, in the order it will take them. It is published the previous evening or the same morning. If your case is not on the board, it is not being heard that day.
Open the eCourts cause list page, select Bihar as the State and Vaishali as the District, then choose the court complex and the specific court establishment, and the date. You can then search the published list for your case number or the party name. Having your CNR number to hand makes this considerably faster.
eCourts publishes cause lists only through its own web portal — there is no public data interface for them, unlike case status which this site does fetch. Rather than scrape the portal, we link to it and show you exactly what to select. The next hearing date for a specific case is available here through the case tracker.
Being listed does not guarantee a hearing. Matters are commonly adjourned because the presiding officer is on leave, the other side seeks time, a witness is absent, or the board simply does not reach your item before the court rises. The case status record is updated afterwards with the next date.
Both, and neither alone. The cause list is the court's own record of what it will take up, but dates move, listings are transferred between courts, and an item can be advanced. Always confirm with the advocate on record before travelling to court.
Need the real figure, not an estimate?
Bring your papers to the chamber and get the number that actually applies — along with what to do about it.