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Advocate Desks is a free working tool for practising advocates in India. No account, no sign-up, no advertising.
WHICH COURT HEARS THIS CASE
The part you cannot get anywhere else. Open a police station and the app tells you which magistrate's court hears its cases, broken down by matter type — general, sessions, NDPS, POCSO, MACT, family, NI Act 138. It names the court complex and the district courts inside it, because a complex like Karkardooma holds three districts and the right address with the wrong wing is still a wasted morning.
179 police stations across all 15 Delhi police districts are entered, with 157 court mappings.
CAUSE LISTS AND COURT SERVICES
Pick your district once. Every link then resolves to your own district's official site — cause lists, daily boards, case status, orders and judgments, e-filing, e-payment. 56 judicial districts across Delhi, Haryana and Punjab.
Links to a court's own listing page are marked "daily" where the document is re-uploaded every morning under a new filename, so you open today's entry rather than yesterday's file.
EVERY VALUE CARRIES ITS SOURCE
Each phone number and each mapping records the official government page it came from and the date it was last checked. Both are shown in the app. If something is wrong, report it from the screen you found it on — corrections go to a moderation queue, not straight to the app.
Numbers are only ever taken from pages already published by a government department. No officer's personal mobile, ever.
ALSO IN THE APP
- Court holiday calendar for your district
- Bar association directory with office bearers
- High Court services
- Official forms, linked to the source that issues them
WORKS WITHOUT SIGNAL
Court complexes have famously bad reception. Everything the app has shown you once is kept on the device and shown again when the network is not there, with a note saying how old it is.
COVERAGE, HONESTLY
Delhi has the full depth — police stations, court mapping, complexes, benches. Haryana and Punjab currently have district court links and the calendar. More districts are being entered.
Advocate Desks is not affiliated with any court, police department or government body. All information is compiled from publicly published official sources. Verify anything critical against the court's own record.
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September 30, 2026


